Upholstering drivers seats (1 Viewer)

[ShiftZZ]

Does anyone know of any companies that reupholster/repair drivers seats,,,

The foam is starting to turn powdery and needs looking at..,.

Any suggestions?

 

[JeanLuc]

I have heard good reports of Tappers. We spoke to them at the NEC show last October and asked about possible recovering in future. They seemed to be a nice crowd and knowledgable.

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[chrisgreen]

tappers done mine,including front seats and im still happy with it:thumb:

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[Loujess]

Tappers came to us here today and took away all our upholstery, including the front seats, and will bring them back next week, fully re-upholstered.

Ivy

 

[weekenders]

We had our old Autosleeper front seats re-upholstered at a place at Gotham, Nottingham, if interested I could find the phone number for you, does a really good job.

 

[Gooney]

If you do decide to get the seats refurbished try to refrain from 'blowing off' whilst driving in future, this may help stopping the foam cushions from disintegrating.

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[ShiftZZ]

Please

 

[ShiftZZ]

If you do decide to get the seats refurbished try to refrain from 'blowing off' whilst driving in future, this may help stopping the foam cushions from disintegrating.

I bet they loved you at the Swiss Finishing School

 

[weekenders]

Please

Here is there contact details:
Anray Upholstery
Unit 7
Machins Industial Estate
96 Nottingham Road
Gotham
Nottingham

Tel : 0115 9830 687

Email : enquiries@anrayupholstery.co.uk

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[Snowbird]

I bet they loved you at the Swiss Finishing School

 

[Jim]

We used CareAvan, they did an excellent job:thumb:

 

[champers]

We used Tappers also, we were very pleased with the work also , came and collected our front seats, and then delivered them :thumb::thumb:

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[Loujess]

Tappers have asked me if we want the buttons on the upholstery. tbh I don't really know. They say that buttons are a bit 'traditional' which I think means a bit 'passe'. If we change our minds once the job has been done, it will only take half an hour to put the buttons in, but I'm left in a quandrary. Do I want the buttons or not? I suspect not.

They also asked if we wanted the contrasting material on the knee support area and that sounded good so I concurred.

But about the buttons. What do you think?

Ivy