📌 50 Pcs KUUQA Clear Upholstery Twist Pins for Securing Slipcovers and Bedskirts with Decorative Heads Review

I used pivot pins (cushion bolts) to attach the boot to the box spring. They're good and spicy so be careful. They are more secure than the ones I've used in the past. Good business.

These pins worked great. I used them to secure slipcovers around the base of my furniture. They simply screw into what you are using them for. None of mine fell apart and none of my heads broke. Very happy with the performance of this product.

Good price for quantity. However, the quality did not convince me. I had a hard time turning the piece through the sheet and mattress. The metal part warps and bends, making it even more difficult to remove and reinsert the new part. I wish I had gone with a different method.

I bought these after our daughter kept knocking the mattress off the bunk beds. And we had to remove them. THUS the very long skirt I bought to tuck all that stuff under her bed is now too long. I used about 15 pieces all over the mattress to raise the bed skirt just enough so it doesn't rest on the floor. It's not perfect, but it definitely does a pretty good job.

I was thrilled when I found these upholstery pins to fix a sagging bed frame in my spare bedroom. These pins are very easy to use and have so far done an excellent job of keeping our bed borders from shifting. They do not damage the bed surround or the box spring bed. I bought a pack of 50 and have now used them on every bed in our house. Great tool for a neat and unified look!

I had to find something to hold some chair covers in place as they kept falling off. It was easy to use. I've never used pens like this before and did a lot of research and one thing people mentioned about other pens like these was that the stud screw was too short and didn't hold up well. These pens have a long nib and really grip and hold. I like these pens very much.

These pins are much longer than the ones I bought and used at the craft store. See the left pin in the photo. I attach a thick pot holder to my husband's chair where his elbows meet to protect the material of the chair. It also has a chair cushion over it. They were constantly untied because they just weren't long enough. These new ones are great and really hold the pillow in place. They are also great for attaching chair armrests.

I use these to attach a quilted bedspread to my long sofa to (a) protect it from my two large boxer dogs and (b) the old fashioned and faded fabric on it to cover 40 year old but high quality sofa (from my relatives). Without these upholstery twist pins, the upholstery would always slide off the sofa and I would have to "fix" it several times a day. These pins keep the bedspread in place so the couch looks tidy and protected from my pups. 50 high quality badges in a clear plastic box. Ideal!

Needed to stabilize console holders and protect chair armrests that constantly slip or fail. I read that this type of pen was the solution. I've gone through and reviewed a number of different pins like this, found common complaints of being difficult to insert (wrong angle or not sharp enough), bent when screwed in, or heads broken off (not strong enough). , the metal is too thin other factors), otherwise they would not hold when unscrewing. Stumbled across these pins, read the reviews. In…