Some common materials that 22 gauge upholstery staples are used for include:

Fabric:

Upholstery grade staples in 22 gauge are commonly used for stapling various types of fabric to furniture frames during upholstery work. This includes woven fabrics, vinyls, leathers and synthetic materials.

Batting and wadding:

22 gauge upholstery staples can also be used to secure batting, wadding and other cushioning and insulating layers within upholstered furniture. The fine staples minimally disrupt the material.

Webbing:

Nylon, polyester and cotton webbing used for tensioning, support and suspension within upholstery is often secured with 22 gauge upholstery staples. The staples firmly grasp the webbing.

Elastic:

Elastic straps and bands incorporated into upholstery designs can be fastened and tensioned using 22 gauge staples. The fine wire gauge penetrates elastic materials easily.

Wood:

Upholstery grade staples in 22 gauge are suitable for stapling fabric to wooden furniture frames, stretchers, slats and millwork. They securely grip wood fibers.

Foam:

Upholstery foam padding of various densities is commonly secured to furniture frames using 22 gauge staples. The staples can penetrate foam without compromising integrity.

22 gauge upholstery staples are well suited for stapling a range of materials commonly used in upholstery applications, including various types of fabrics, batting, wadding and cushioning layers, webbing, elastic and even wood and foam. The fine wire gauge allows these staples to securely fasten upholstery materials while minimally compromising their integrity.