Modern upholstery
Re-covering in style offer modern upholstery, new colours, fabrics and styles to update your beloved furniture or create something new.
Do you have a piece of furniture which is looking tired? A family heirloom or just an old piece with memories, you don't want to throw away?
We can give it the update it requires to make it loved again.
Do you want to give a bedroom that extra touch of luxury?
We can create Bespoke headboards, Ottomans or footstools to match your style.
Domestic Upholstery
Domestic upholstery is basically anything which is used at home, or not in a public, business or commercial setting.
Domestic upholstery will need to meet a minimum standard of fire retardancy and can come in various levels of wearability
the wearability is measured with a 'rub test' and given a 'Martindale' rating
Contract or Commercial upholstery
Contract upholstery is intended for commercial use, in public places such as hotels, restaurants, bars, offices, public transport etc.
These places tend to be subject to heavy traffic, so the upholstery needs to be able to withstand more wear and tear.
The fabrics also need to meet a higher standard of Fire retardancy regulation.
Custom built furniture
If you are creating a bespoke piece of furniture in a commercial setting, you will need to complete a risk assesment to determine the required fire safety rating.
You can then commission an upholsterer and/or furniture maker to create something to that specification.
Get a Quote
When you make an enquiry, try to give as much information as you can, the following points might help...
- Do you need a full re-upholster (with replacement padding/repairs) or a re-cover?
- Do you require fabric / do you have your own?
- is your fabric Fire Retardant
- is your fabric rated for upholstery use (not just curtains)
- We use the following fabric companies, Choose fabrics from these sites and we can order samples for you...
- Do you have any pictures of the item?
- Show your item with other things in the picture to give an indication of the scale.
- Try to show all sides, including underside if possible.
- Can you take measurements?
- Measure the length, width and height. this will give a general idea of the size of the item.
- If you can measure individual parts such as the back, arms, seat and cushions, that would help too.
- Try to use the same units and say what you have used, Inches / centimetres / millimetres.
Contact Re-covering in Style
Address: Broadbottom, Tameside, Greater Manchester, England
Email: enquiries@recoveringinstyle.co.uk
Business Hours: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
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