Customer Reviews for Everbilt 7/16 in. x 1/2 in. Antique Brass Hammered Upholstery Nail (20-Piece per Pack)

I made some shelves and nightstands for our bedroom, out of bookshelves I don’t need anymore for my classroom. This was just what I needed to give it the finished look

These are the Everbilt antique brass upholstery nails. I have a few pieces of furniture that need new nails now, so that's where I'm going to use them. They grip the wood very well, and with the right technique, you can't go wrong. I think they are quite an attractive feature on vintage furniture, and they can be used a number of different ways besides upholstery. Like making a bulletin board with fabric, and setting the fabric with these pretty nails!

EVERBILT ANTIQUE BRASS HAMMERED UPHOLSTERY NAILS These are designed very nicely and are quite decorative. The hammered head has a semi-shine finish. I like the long body on these nails for extra strength. This is a 20 pack and are #16 x 7/16” and are steel construction. I would recommend these upholstery nail by Everbilt. You can see in my photos the decorative antique brass finish is really nice. The hammered head just add more appeal I think. Very nice for the price.

These Antique Brass Hammered Upholstery Nails come in a pack of 20. They are meant for upholstery, but I use them for other things around the house. One usage is on my wooden mantel to string fishing line to hand holiday cards. If the surface is extremely hard you will need to either carefully hammer these in, or predrill a very small hole. This product is very reasonably priced.

These are a nice looking upholstery nail, but they are easily bent. I found I needed to use a 1/16" drill bit to pre-drill where I wanted to place the nail. If I didn't, then about half-way in, the cap would bend over like a tilted umbrella. Once I drilled the hole first, there wasn't any problem and they look great.

We used them for a wall hanging, perfect!!

I love them , there sturdy and beautiful

They are quite soft and bend very easily when hammering them in.

Pretty but would be easier to use if they didn’t bend so much when hammering.

Well these were very nice and looks great on the chair. I used the wrong hammer however and man it ruined way too much of them.

Bend way to easy to work well.

You have to be very careful about hammering these in. I probably had half of them bend on the first tap.

These are the best tacks that I've used in my entire lifetime. My worldly experience is now complete after this purchase.