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Reupholstery CT
New seats, new foam and new covers on the stool bases you already own, done as a run so the whole counter matches. Bar stool reupholstery CT owners can price from one photo and a count.
Your bases stayPriced per seat and per runCall (347) 310-7483
The seat wore out. The stool did not.
On most bars the stools were chosen to suit the room: the height, the column or legs, the footring, the finish. Years later the bases are still solid and the only part that has failed is the seat on top. Throwing the whole stool away to fix that is the expensive answer. Bar stool reupholstery takes the seat off the base, strips the old cover, rebuilds the foam where it has flattened and recovers it, so the stool you picked goes back into service with a seat that looks new.
What kind of stool you have
The style of seat sets the work. A plain round pad is the simplest; a high back with trim takes the most handwork.
What we look at while it is apart
A stool turned over shows things nobody sees from the bar side.
Seat and foam
Seat topFoam cut to the original crown so the run matches.
Front edge rollFails first; rebuilt as standard.
Flattened foamA new cover over it would sag.
Rebuilt fillFirm contract foam under the new cover.
Under the seat
Seat panA cracked pan shows through any cover; reinforced or replaced.
LayersPan, foam, wrap and cover, in that order.
Footring lineWhere shoes land, and the seat wears above it.
GlidesWorn glides scar floors; replaced while it is over.
Four new seats beside eight tired ones look worse
Recover a few stools and the rest of the counter suddenly looks older, because now there is something fresh to compare them with. Done together, the run reads as one set and the per-seat price drops, since one stool and a dozen share the same setup and material order. That is the honest case for bar stool reupholstery CT bars make: keep the bases, do the seats as a group. A single split seat can still be a repair; see bar furniture repair.
Price our stoolsCommon stool colors
Commercial vinyl and pigmented leather come in far more shades than these, and new covers are matched to the stools staying on the bar rather than to a sample book. For banquettes and booths along the same wall, see bar seating reupholstery.
Oxblood
Cognac
Navy
OliveHow it works
One photo and a count
The worst seat, plus how many stools you have.
Cover options
Two or three materials against your room.
Priced
Per seat and for the run.
Back on your bases
Recovered seats on the stools you own.
Same counter, new seats
Color, grain and seat profile are matched to the stools that stay, so it is the counter that looks better, not four new seats that stand out. The base, the footring and the finish you chose for the room are untouched.
Bar Stool FAQ
What owners ask about recovering stools.
Can you keep our stool bases?
That is the point of the job. Columns, legs, footrings and finishes stay; the seat is what gets recovered.
Is the foam replaced?
Where it has flattened, yes. The front edge roll is rebuilt as standard because it fails long before the middle.
Will new seats match the ones we did before?
They are matched to the stools already on the bar rather than to a book.
One stool or the whole run?
One is fine. A run looks better afterwards and costs less per seat.
How do I get a price for bar stool reupholstery CT wide?
Text or email one photo of a seat and a count of your stools to (347) 310-7483 or office@leatherrestorepro.com.
One seat and a count
A photo of one stool and the number on your bar is enough for a per-seat and a run price, with cover options. Nothing is booked until you say yes.
Or call (347) 310-7483 · office@leatherrestorepro.com