UPHOLSTERY SERVICE

Upholstered furniture restoration

Keep its character. Restore its comfort.

What can be changed

Sagging seats, uneven support and a loose frame can have different causes. We assess the filling, springs, support and accessible parts of the frame, then agree which elements need repair or replacement. Replacing the outer fabric alone will not correct every underlying problem. We discuss the condition of the furniture and the required work before choosing the final finish.

What to consider

Older and unusual pieces may need an inspection before the final estimate. Hidden wear can become visible during dismantling, so any additional work should be agreed before it is carried out. Photographs in the archive document real projects; their materials and scope are not a fixed offer for another piece.

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What to prepare for your enquiry

Show the whole piece and the areas that sag, move or make unusual noises. Explain when the problem started and whether it changes when you sit or unfold the furniture. Photograph accessible damaged parts without dismantling or forcing the furniture. Describe the comfort you want to keep or change. The choice of filling and repair depends on the construction, support and condition, not just the new fabric. Older examples may need inspection before a final scope can be agreed. The estimate depends on the amount of dismantling, condition of the frame and support, filling and finishing materials. Hidden damage may require an additional agreed step. We discuss the scope before work proceeds. Include your location and approximate dimensions. Collection, transport, workshop visits and timing need individual agreement. A similar archive project can help explain the result you want.