Upholstery Supplies and Equipment in Calgary

 Needle-Nose Pliers: These are used for pulling out the ends of broken staples.

 Rubber Mallet: These are used instead of a hammer for knocking wood frames apart. A regular hammer will damage your furniture frame, so opt for a small rubber mallet instead.

 Straight-Blade Sewing Scissors:: Best for cutting fabric, thin foam, batting, and thread.

 Upholstery Needle: A must have. It is used to create rolled edges and sew on buttons. It's much longer and heavier gauge than your regular sewing needle and also made of steel.

 Stapler or Tack Hammer: These are necessary for adhering materials to the furniture frame. A tack hammer has a very small magnetic head to help keep tacks in place while you hammer them in — either for utilitarian or decorative purposes.

 Claw Tool: Better than a hammer claw. They are used for pulling out tacks and staples when removing old or worn fabric.

 Webbing Stretcher: Used to stretch and tighten seat webbing. It has spikes on the end of an hourglass-shaped handle that grips and pulls the webbing tight, allowing you to tack or staple the webbing and fabric in place properly.

 Staples: Good-quality staples come in a wide variety and sizes, including fine wire and medium wire. You can choose staples depending on the thickness of the material and the hardness of the wood.

 Tacks: Tacks help in attaching padding, materials, as well as decorative accents to the furniture.

  Button Press + Button:: Buttons help in providing a firm feel to the furniture by lightly compressing the padding. They also prevent the fabric from wrinkling or distorting from use.

  Siphon Gun: Siphon guns are very important if you want to keep your tools and equipment clean. 

  Glue Gun: A glue gun heats up the glue and allows you to apply it to any surface that you want with precision. It also reduces wastage.

  Threads: You can find threads of every colour with us.

  Glue: Glue is an essential part of your tool kit. Source it from us.