Step 1 – Before work starts. First job is to check the recliner does actually work.
Step 2 – Removing the recliner mechanism
Step 3 – Removing all the existing fabric.
Step 4 – Once the stripping process is complete, first job to be tackled is the arms.
Step 5 – Once the arm is covered the scroll is fixed.
Step 6 – Both arms and the base of the seat is now complete
Step 7 – The top of the seat can be added but it is important that it can move freely to enable the recliner to work.
Step 8 – Fitting the mechanism and seat back in position and ensuring it all moves freely without excess tension in the fabric
Step 9 – With the recliner mechanism fitted back in place, the new chair is starting to take shape. The mechanism is tested now to make sure it is working properly.
Step 10 – Rear view with the mechanism back in place
Step 11 – Button detail on the fixed back cushion now complete, this is ready to be attached back to the main frame and wing section.
Step 12 – Showing the wing section. All the pieces now come together.
Step 13 – The completed wing section
Step 14 – The finished article is checked and ready to be delivered back to the customer
Electric Recliner
Electric recliners have that added challenge of ensuring they are working perfectly as well as looking fantastic. The terracotta fabric chosen really revived the look of this tired old chair.
I am most grateful to Plumbs for the very good job they did on the chair and for such a generous sample sent immediately on request. My husband and myself are so thrilled.
Mrs D F C
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