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Banquettes, booths & built-in lounge seating · Connecticut

Bar Seating
Reupholstery CT

Wall banquettes, corner runs, curved booths and built-in lounge seating recovered to the shape they were built in. Bar seating reupholstery CT owners can price from a photo of each section and its length.

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Fixed and built-in seatingPriced by shape and lengthCall (347) 310-7483

A diagram of a banquette section showing seat deck, back panel and base
Built in, not bought

No two banquette runs are the same shape

A stool comes from a factory and so does its twin. A banquette was built for one wall. Walls lean, corners were cut by hand, and seat height can wander along a thirty-foot run. The cover has to follow all of that, which is why bar seating reupholstery is priced by the shape of each section and the style of its back rather than by how much material it takes. Freestanding lounge chairs and sofas are on bar furniture reupholstery; this page is everything that is fixed to the room.

Seat deckThe panel that takes the weight.
BackSmooth, channeled, fluted or tufted.
Base and endsKick panels and exposed end caps.
Shapes

Six layouts, six different jobs

Find the one that looks like yours. Most bars have two or three of these in the same room.

A long green channel-back wall banquette
Straight wall runsThe simplest; joins fall at the frame
A curved tan leather booth around a round table
Curved boothsThe cover has to ease around the curve
A green L-shaped corner banquette
Corner and L runsTwo decks meeting at a hand-made corner
Navy back-to-back booths with a table between
Back-to-back boothsTwo faces sharing one spine
Close-up of a channeled leather booth back
Channeled backsEach channel filled and pulled on its own
A green leather tufted booth back
Tufted backsButton depth matched across the run
Inside a banquette

Parts and back styles

On the left, the parts we look at once a section is open. On the right, the back styles that most affect the work.

Parts

  • Seat decks in bar seating reupholstery
    Seat decksWhere two runs meet at a corner.
  • Carcass and foam in bar seating reupholstery
    Carcass and foamPlywood base topped with new foam.
  • Panel fixings in bar seating reupholstery
    Panel fixingsHow each back panel hangs on the wall.
  • Piping and welt in bar seating reupholstery
    Piping and weltThe edge that wears through first.

Back styles

  • Smooth in bar seating reupholstery
    SmoothFastest to recover, shows every ripple.
  • Horizontal channel in bar seating reupholstery
    Horizontal channelRows that must line up section to section.
  • Narrow fluting in bar seating reupholstery
    Narrow flutingMany flutes, each one filled separately.
  • Diamond tufting in bar seating reupholstery
    Diamond tuftingButtons set at matching depth.
A lounge group of burgundy velvet sofa and chairs
Lounge seating

Built-in lounges and long sofa runs

Cocktail lounges and hotel bars often have long upholstered runs that look like sofas but are fixed in place, with loose seat cushions on a built deck. They are recovered like banquettes, deck and back as one run, with the cushions made to match. Bar seating reupholstery CT lounges book is mostly this kind of seating, and it is usually where the room's color story starts, so the material is chosen with the rest of the room in mind.

Materials

Covers for fixed seating

Vinyl takes the hardest use on booths near the counter. Protected leather gives a lounge its look with a sealed surface that wipes clean. Contract fabric works on lounge backs above the spill line. For one damaged section rather than a whole run, see bar furniture repair.

Commercial vinyl for bar banquettesCommercial vinyl
Leather for bar banquettesLeather
Protected leather for bar banquettesProtected leather
Contract fabric for bar banquettesContract fabric

How it works

  1. One photo per type

    Each shape and back style you have.

  2. Lengths

    A tape measure along each run.

  3. Priced by section

    So the hard sections can wait if needed.

  4. Recovered to shape

    Backs lined up section to section.

A cracked red leather bar banquette before reupholsteryBefore
The same banquette recovered in oxblood leatherAfter
Before and after

Same wall, new cover

The run kept its frame, its height and its channel spacing. Only the material changed, which is the point of bar seating reupholstery CT owners book: the room looks the way it was designed to, without rebuilding the room.

Price our banquettes
Why does a curved or tufted booth cost more than a straight run?

The material and the length can be the same, but shaping a curve or setting buttons takes far more handwork.

Can you do one wall and leave the rest for later?

Yes. Pricing by section is meant for exactly that.

Will the new sections match the old ones?

Material is sampled against the run that stays. If the gap is too wide, we say so and price the rest of the run.

Is the foam replaced?

Where it has flattened, yes, with contract-density foam and a rebuilt front edge.

How do I get a price for bar seating reupholstery CT wide?

Text or email one photo of each seating type, with the length of each run, to (347) 310-7483 or office@leatherrestorepro.com.

Get started

Measure the run and send a photo

One photo of each seating type and the length of each run is enough to price the room section by section. Nothing is booked until you say yes.

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Or call (347) 310-7483 · office@leatherrestorepro.com

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