Broken Dining Room Chair Seat Repaired
We see a lot of this. Not only do dining room chairs break way too easily, but this chair is also in pieces! It’s fixed now and stronger than it was when it was bought!See how good it turned out.
We see a lot of this. Not only do dining room chairs break way too easily, but this chair is also in pieces! It’s fixed now and stronger than it was when it was bought!See how good it turned out.
Do you have one panel on your leather furniture that just doesn’t look right? The factory may be at fault. However, it can be fixed – here’s an example.
One day the cracked veneer appeared and the only one to blame is the chair! (Nobody in the house knew what could have possibly happened.) Not to worry, now the table is back to its former glory.
The puppy was definitely in the doghouse after chewing off the ends of a pen on this almost-new furniture. No problem for us to clean, though! The ink is now gone.
A kid’s paint on a brown leather chair and Mom is NOT happy. You can see her attempt to remove it! The arm looks great after removing the unwanted pigment and airbrushing the correct colors over the area. Of course, we always apply sealer and protection cream, as well.
If you use flea control medicine products on your cats or dogs, it can damage your couch. Whether your furniture is leather or fabric, avoid the nightmare this unfortunate woman had.
Have you got a chair seat sinking down… down… down… in the middle? Check out this sad example of broken webbing: We reattached and secured the webbing, shored it up some with more support. Happily, the owners can safely sit high now on a nice, firm, supported chair.
Take a look at this worn white leather couch – before and after our tech got done with it. Working with white leather is tricky…
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2555 Hours per Year – At an average of 7 hours of sleep per night, you are intimately connected with your mattress for 2555 hours each and every year. If you are one of the blessed, who actually achieve the recommended 8 hours a night, add another 365 hours – almost 3000 hours, year in and year out.