Staple Guns

Why Choose Our Staple Guns?

A staple gun is a small but mighty tool to help you fire through a variety of jobs around the home and garden. You can rely on a staple gun to affix lightweight materials like paper, fabric, and wire mesh to wood. With a squeeze of the hand, the staple gun fires the staple through, perfect for upholstery projects, fixing wire mesh to fences, carpet underlay, and so much more.

You’ll find handheld staple guns for use in day-to-day life as well as heavy duty staple guns which double-up as nail guns for bigger DIY tasks. A staple gun takes the hard work out of using a hammer and nails, providing a fast and reliable fix, but can also be used for arts & crafts projects too!

Benefits of Staple Guns

Faster fastening

No more fumbling for your hammer and nails – a staple gun is a fast way of fastening materials together and doesn’t take up much room in your tool box. For quick fixes and keeping things in place, there’s nothing better.

Precise placement

With a staple gun, it’s as simple as aim and fire! As there’s barely any human effort needed, you can concentrate on making sure your staples & nails are exactly where you want them to be for a neat finish, with no risk of scuffing surfaces with a hammer.

Versatility

All kinds of materials and jobs can benefit from a staple gun, which is powerful enough to fix most flexible materials into wood and timber.

FAQs

Are staple guns suitable for upholstery projects?

For upholstery projects, a staple gun is your best friend, helping you achieve a strong fastening which is neat and precise – perfect for any upholstery tasks.

Are staple guns suitable for heavy duty use?

We have a great selection of staple guns, from light duty staple guns to heavy duty staple guns. Some even do nails too, perfect for helping you re-roof the garden shed or other larger DIY jobs.

Can I use different sizes of staples?

Most staple guns can accommodate one size of staple, but it’s worth checking in the guidelines to see what size you can use. If you’ve lost the instructions, don’t worry – the staple size should always be written on the staple gun itself.