I am in Northern California in the San Francisco bay area.

I wish to re-upholster my sofa. This sofa comes in 4 large removable
cushions (both seated and backs). Each Cushion size is around 2.5' x 2.5'. I
wish to make major re-furbish and replace inner springs too.

How much money am I into and where do I seek good work?

if it was a cheap sofa rto buy originbally just replace it, upholestry
shops charge big bucks because its a big job

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I am in Northern California in the San Francisco bay area.

I wish to re-upholster my sofa. This sofa comes in 4 large removable
cushions (both seated and backs). Each Cushion size is around 2.5' x 2.5'.
I
wish to make major re-furbish and replace inner springs too.

How much money am I into and where do I seek good work?



Unless it is an excellent piece of furniture or you have your heart set on a
particular fabric, it would be cheaper to buy a new one.

Look in the yellow pages for an upholsterer. Ask at the store where you buy
the fabric.

Labor is very expensive and there is a good bit involved in this.


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adam young wrote:
I am in Northern California in the San Francisco bay area.

I wish to re-upholster my sofa. This sofa comes in 4 large removable
cushions (both seated and backs). Each Cushion size is around 2.5' x 2.5'. I
wish to make major re-furbish and replace inner springs too.

How much money am I into and where do I seek good work?


Upholstery shop. If you can sew, you can do it yourself. Common, plain
fabric like heavy cotton (not very soil resistant) or hurculon wear
well. "Designer" or large-pattern fabric cost more because of waste.
Usually not complicated, and supplies readily available. Get estimates.