STAGE ONE
Stripping
Old fabric, padding, and webbing removed down to the bare wood frame. You can't fix what you can't see.
Four stages, one seat
Stapling new fabric over sagging padding hides a problem for a year. We strip the seat to the bare frame, rebuild the webbing that actually holds you up, and only then put new fabric on top.
Bench open today, most chairs take about a week.
Same chair, same order, every rebuild.
STAGE ONE
Old fabric, padding, and webbing removed down to the bare wood frame. You can't fix what you can't see.
STAGE TWO
New jute webbing woven and tacked under real tension, the actual support layer, not the springs alone.
STAGE THREE
Horsehair or foam built up in layers, shaped by hand, not just stuffed in flat.
STAGE FOUR
Fabric stretched and tacked by hand, working from the center out so the pattern stays straight.
See pricing by piece and what a rebuild actually includes.