Re-upholster 13 Waiting Benches

£250-750 GBP

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Posted 7 days ago

£250-750 GBP

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The 13 benches in my Worthing waiting room need a straightforward recover. Their foam padding is still in great shape, so this is purely a fabric swap. All benches are standard rectangular units, originally stapled underneath; you will simply be removing the old material and stapling on the new faux-leather I’ve already ordered (25 m, on site). I expect the job to take around two days and would like it done on the premises, ideally outside of our busiest opening hours so patients are not disturbed. You’ll need to bring your own upholstery tools—staple gun, tack remover, scissors, and anything else you usually rely on—along with fresh staples or fasteners. Acceptance criteria • Each bench neatly covered in the new faux-leather, wrinkle-free, with staples flush and evenly spaced. • No damage to existing foam or frame. • All off-cuts and removed fabric either bagged for disposal or taken away. • Work area left tidy at the end of each day. If you have availability in the next week or so and are confident tackling a quick, on-site re-cover job, let me know your timeline and any questions.

Project ID: 40409838

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@matthewj084

Hi there, I understand you're looking to re-upholster 13 waiting benches using new faux-leather material you've already ordered. It's a straightforward fabric swap as the foam is in good condition. I have over 10 years of experience in furniture design and upholstery, ensuring that each piece is carefully handled and restored. I've worked on similar projects, including re-covering seating in a busy clinic setting. - Carefully remove the existing fabric and prepare the benches for the new covering. - Neatly attach the new faux-leather, ensuring a smooth, wrinkle-free finish. - Ensure all staples are flush and evenly spaced to maintain a clean look. - Handle all off-cuts and removed fabric, bagging for disposal or taking them away as needed. - Leave the work area tidy at the end of each day to avoid disrupting your space. In the past, I've successfully completed re-upholstery projects for other waiting rooms, ensuring minimal disruption to daily operations. Could you let me know which days are less busy for scheduling purposes? I look forward to working with you. Best Regards, Matthew

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