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Booths, chairs, stools & lounge seats · Connecticut

Restaurant Furniture
Reupholstery CT

Banquettes, booths, dining chairs, bar stools, waiting benches and club chairs given new covers in commercial vinyl, faux leather, leather or performance fabric. Connecticut owners can plan the room from photos.

A cover chosen per seatOne look across the roomCall (347) 310-7483

A fanned set of commercial upholstery samples in many colors
Decide this first

Pick the cover for the job, then pick the color

A single restaurant holds six different kinds of seating, and each one is used differently. Stools are occupied all evening and wiped down constantly. Booths catch spills and take people sliding in. Waiting benches carry coats, bags and wet umbrellas. Club chairs are sat in for a long time. Restaurant furniture reupholstery CT owners will not regret starts with writing down what each seat has to survive: the cleaners it meets, the abrasion it takes, the seam strength it needs. Only after that do we look at swatches.

CleaningWhich products touch it, and how often.
AbrasionHow much rubbing the seat takes in a night.
SpillsWhether liquid must bead on top.
Six kinds of seating

One room, six different seats

Most restaurant furniture reupholstery CT owners plan covers more than one type on this list.

Banquettes
BanquettesLong channel-tufted runs
Round booths
Round boothsBays that circle a table
Dining chairs
Dining chairsSets of padded chairs
Bar stools
Bar stoolsQuilted or plain tops
Waiting benches
Waiting benchesSeats by the front door
Club chairs
Club chairsDeep seats in the lounge
Cover options

Materials rated for commercial use

Commercial vinyl where stools and booths are wiped all night; faux leather and leather in dining rooms and lounges; microsuede and performance fabric on comfortable seats away from the bar. Fixed seating has its own guide: restaurant booth reupholstery. So do loose chairs: restaurant chair reupholstery.

Commercial vinyl for restaurant upholsteryCommercial vinyl
Faux leather for restaurant upholsteryFaux leather
Genuine leather for restaurant upholsteryGenuine leather
Microsuede for restaurant upholsteryMicrosuede
Performance fabric for restaurant upholsteryPerformance fabric

How it works

  1. Take the photos

    One of each seat type, with a count of each.

  2. Set the spec

    The material per seat type first, then the color.

  3. Read the quote

    A written line for each piece and a total for the room.

  4. Recover

    Rebuilt underneath where needed, covered on the frame.

A tan leather banquette shown before and after new covers
Banquette run, before and after.
A brown leather bench shown before and after new covers
Bench, before and after.
Results

A new-looking room without new furniture

Both pieces kept their frames and bases. Worn leather and crushed foam came off; fresh commercial leather and new foam went on. The room looks new and nothing moved, which is the reason owners pick restaurant furniture reupholstery CT shops offer over buying replacements.

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A green leather dining chair shown before and after new covers
Dining chair, before and after.
A brown leather bar stool shown before and after new covers
Bar stool, before and after.
Chairs and stools

A set is covered from one roll

Chairs and stools are cut from a single production lot of material, so every piece in the set shares the same shade.

A worn chesterfield before new coversBefore
The same chesterfield after new coversAfter
Signature pieces

Buttoned and tufted seating

Chesterfields and buttoned banquettes keep their character because the tufting is laid out again to the pattern they were built with.

Bonded faux leather peeling off its backing
Straight answers

Cheap bonded covers cost more in the end

Bonded leather and low-grade faux leather start peeling within a few seasons in a restaurant. We will not put them on commercial seating, and if your current covers are flaking, this is the likely reason. If you only need damage fixed, see restaurant furniture repair; for faded color, see restoration.

Questions

Restaurant Reupholstery FAQ

What Connecticut owners ask before booking restaurant furniture reupholstery CT work.

Which material is best for restaurant seating?

It depends on the seat. Commercial vinyl on stools and booths that get wiped all the time; leather or faux leather in dining rooms and lounges; performance fabric on comfort seats away from spills.

Is the foam replaced too?

Yes, wherever it has flattened. A new cover over tired foam wears out early.

Can you match the color we have now?

Yes, from a cutting or a daylight photo, or we can recover the room in a new color.

Do booths have to be removed?

No. Booths are recovered on their own bases; our booth reupholstery page explains how the bays are handled.

What do you need to quote restaurant furniture reupholstery CT wide?

Text or email photos of each seat type with a count to (347) 310-7483 or office@leatherrestorepro.com.

Get started

Photograph one of each seat type

A photo of each kind of seat and a count of each is enough for us to specify and price the room. Nothing is booked until you say yes.

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

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