ComfortStyle Premium Upholstery Tacks, Nailhead Decorative Trim for Furniture, 7/16-inch Diameter (100, Antique Pewter)

ComfortStyle Premium Upholstery Tacks, Nailhead Decorative Trim for Furniture, 7/16-inch Diameter (100, Antique Pewter)

$ 9.69

Score By Feature

Based on 698 ratings

Packaging

8.96

Delivery

8.98

Customer service

9.31

Value for money

9.05

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Product Description

PREMIUM GRADE - The diameter of these nailheads is 7/16" and the shank is 1/2". They're the same nailheads we've been selling to the commercial furniture industry for years, and now you can get them as well.

BEAUTIFUL FINISH - These decorative nails will add beauty to any piece of furniture that is in need of an update or could use a little more personality.

QUALITY STEEL - The metal nails are made of high-quality steel, resulting in a strong, long-lasting nail with a vintage appearance. As a result, there will be less time spent removing bent nails. Nailheads that are less expensive are made of lower-quality steel and are prone to bending during installation, causing frustration and lost time.

EASY INSTALLATION - A rubberized tack hammer and either a nail spacer tool or a pair of needle nose pliers are all that is required to install these. If you're using a nail spacer tool, make sure to follow the tool's instructions. Hold the nail portion of the tack in place with the needle nose pliers and hammer the tack into a firm wooden surface if you're using the needle nose pliers.

IDEAL APPLICATIONS - Headboards, sofas, loveseats, chairs, benches, and ottomans are just a few examples of furniture and craft projects where these nails can be used. They're also useful as a note holder on your home's cork board.

Questions & Answers

If 100 nailheads are lined up in a straight line, how much length will they cover?

7/16" Nailheads multiplied by 100 should cover approximately 43 inches from top to bottom. Style and Comfort

Selected User Reviews For ComfortStyle Premium Upholstery Tacks, Nailhead Decorative Trim for Furniture, 7/16-inch Diameter (100, Antique Pewter)

This is not a powerful weapon

3/5

My barstool's wood isn't strong enough to support a nail. The majority of them were broken or bent as a result of my actions. They're not of the same caliber as the ones I took out of my stool. I was let down.

Jesse HUMPHRIES

| Dec 10, 2021

It was a success! These decorative nails were perfect for my project

5/5

Only one of the 165 nails used bent during driving due to my error, so using a hemostat to position these nails for driving made all the difference. The finish looks exactly like it does in the photos, and the Estwing tack hammer I bought on Amazon drove the nails in with ease and without damaging the heads.

Conor Hall

| Apr 01, 2021

On, they look fantastic, but some of them have bent or broken

4/5

Although they look fantastic when completed, many of them bowed and had to be removed. The fact that they were not scuffed by the hammer impressed me. I would suggest it.

Mira Poole

| Feb 05, 2021

This book comes highly recommended

5/5

These tacks were used to hold a large piece of plexiglass in a picture frame that I made. They worked perfectly for our project, and I've used one to hold burlap in one of my DIY projects as well. They're the perfect length, sturdy, and add a nice touch to any outfit. I strongly advise you to purchase them.

Francis Bentley

| Aug 08, 2021

Junk

3/5

This is a waste of time. Only five of the thirty people who attempted it actually made it into the woods. The was twisted or broken.

Macie Gonzales

| Jun 30, 2021

I used these tacks to install new valances I made in our RV over existing valances so that when we sell or change the decor, I can simply remove the tacks and return to the original style or make new ones

4/5

Ocean Burke

| Dec 09, 2021

It's a pain to work with

3/5

Fixing it is extremely difficult. It isn't difficult enough that the majority of them work while bending down.

Linda Moss

| Mar 23, 2021

These are not upholstery nails, but thumb tacks

3/5

These are not upholstery nails, but thumb tacks. br>Each time they went into soft pine, they bent.

Enoch Haley

| May 25, 2021