Furniture disintegrating - Page 5

Brooks · 01-06-2021, 02:29 PM

Absolutely will post them!

Budman · 01-08-2021, 08:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Brooks

We found a place called Anchor and Thread in Santa Rosa, Florida and in Atlanta, Georgia. The owner is going to come to our house (we live between the two businesses). He will take out our RV furniture (sofa, dinette, drop down bunk trim pieces), recover it, upgrade our captains chairs with recliners and more bells and whistles and recover them in matching leather (actually top level of marine grade vinyl) all for around $3,500. Then he will return the furniture to us and install it to make sure it fits correctly. He is going to stop by here and drop off sample books and will make a "project board" of what we are going to do. We will also get updates throughout the process and it will take 2 - 3 weeks from start to finish! This is much more work for about the same as getting just the basics with our same captains chairs with us having to remove everything! Grateful to everyone's help and comments. Will keep you posted as this progresses. Work to start second week of March!

Brooks, sounds like you found another source for me to also contact. I'm in Birmingham and had bids $3600, $4800, and $6700. That confuses the bidding process and why so much spread. But the last 2 did act like they were right proud of their work. The last one worked a lot w Tiffin so I kinda understood his price but I'm not putting that kind of money in a Thor product.
I cant find the website or info for The Anchor and Thread Atlanta. Can you share w me please? Thx Dennis.

Bob Denman · 01-08-2021, 09:42 PM

" The last one worked a lot w Tiffin so I kinda understood his price but I'm not putting that kind of money in a Thor product."
If you used him: you'd have a "Thiffin"!

Hugh.vines@att.net · 03-13-2021, 06:31 PM

Has anyone used Totally Covers for seat covers. You send them the model vin number they make sure they send you ones that will fit. Haven’t tried them yet.

2015axis · 03-13-2021, 07:07 PM

You might give Active RV a shot, They are located in Yuma, I had them make a dash cover for our Axis they did a real good job. www.activervupholstery.com

PictureTheSouth · 03-13-2021, 07:23 PM

Haven't decided how to replace or cover our crumbling pleather dinette yet. Just got a pair of these from Amazon yesterday - hope to see how they fit and look later this afternoon.

https://smile.amazon.com/Covercraft-...omotive&sr=1-1

2015axis · 03-13-2021, 07:45 PM

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Originally Posted by PictureTheSouth

Haven't decided how to replace or cover our crumbling pleather dinette yet. Just got a pair of these from Amazon yesterday - hope to see how they fit and look later this afternoon.

https://smile.amazon.com/Covercraft-...omotive&sr=1-1

I posted a wile back about our dinette I built and was able to get the same fabric as the front seats from the dealer that sells to the factories. under your driver and or passenger seats there should be a tag with upholstery information on it. If you contact Rick Baldwin @ rickbaldwin@sbcglobal.net he probably has or if its been surplus he will give you contacts, I then took the parts and pieced to a local upholstery shop and they built them, one piece of information Rick passed onto me was when you are cleaning the seats use only water.. the material isn't that quality...

PictureTheSouth · 03-13-2021, 08:21 PM

Before and after......
The armrest covers seem.....decorative only?
Otherwise pleased. Only took 5 minutes per seat to install.
Now to see how they hold up.

2015axis · 03-13-2021, 08:26 PM

Well heck they look pretty good!

Brooks · 03-19-2021, 01:40 PM

We have some for the front seat....they are comfortable and fit well but not a perfect fit and they don't completely cover the seats...in other words the fabric underneath is still visible. Only have them on the Captain's chairs. They might do well on the jackknife and dinette....