This is the most comprehensive tutorial on upholstering a chair i came across on youtube so far, thank you much!!!! I have 4 chairs to redo and i will follow your steps if i can find all the materials. Thank you for sharing!!!!
Thanks for this. I have been looking for exactly this video. I have chairs exactly like that to redo. The set is 50 plus years old. You gave me inspiration to do this !!!
Thank you so much for this excellent video - it's the best I've seen and also explains the process in great detail. We have four chairs to reupholster and really appreciate being shown how to do this properly! Thank you for sharing 🙂
Excellent work !! the explanations are precise and clear all along the filming of every details.This is by far one of the very best tutorials on the subject. Keep on the excellent work. Darren is really good at explaining what he is doing and he knows what he is talking about ! A big thank you to Darren and best wishes from France.
Darren: I have been watching since you started your channel. I think it is wonderful that you are up to 242K subscribers. Your videos are informative and educational.
Darren, love your work. I consider you a perfectionist, no room for errors. With so many years of experience, thank you for your help and insight. LOVE IT
Could you please give a list of tools you use. Get the companies to sponsor you so you can mention the brand's you use. Thank you for the remarkable videos. Brilliant.
Love your videos. I have some Drexel box welted cushioned slip seats the same design as these chairs. Could they be reupholstered the same way as these chairs? They seem to be missing the extra wood flange that you staple into to - I wonder if the edge of the ply slip seat base cold be used for stapling and then the whole cushion screwed onto the chair ? I much prefer this style of cushion. Thanks :)
I have cane backed chairs for dining room and couple were damaged in moving. Can back of them be upholstered this way or should cane be replaced? Love your videos. Very informative. Thank you.
It looks so easy but I know if I try this my chairs will look like a DIY project gone wrong. 😁😁😁. Best I leave the upholstery of chairs to the professionals.
I am looking for a similar kind of dining chair. But some are made with zig zag spring. May I know the difference between having zigzag spring and without ? Is the chair more comfortable without the spring ? As in this kind of Louis Chair.
@@ALOUpholstery Thank you! Have had them for 5 or 6 months now in the garage..am headed out there now to take one apart and see what is inside and am DOING them..cause I am inspired!
have you done any reupholstering of a dining room chair where the back has an arch window like you would see in a Catholic Church the foam is flat on the back but it's thick in the front so when you sit in your chair you're actually sitting up so how do you do that part over without messing up the design of the chair? I've done the cushions of my mother's dining room chairs and covered it in plastic not realizing that one plastic was thicker then another piece it was kind of hard but I did it but what is the best way to put plastic over the materials on your chairs ,what is the easiest way to do that? What size staples and staple gun should I use to give the chairs a professional finish? The only staple gun that I had was your standard household staple gun, so for an amateur I think I did okay ,now I want to do my own dining room chairs. Which material is easiest to work with a vinyl ,leather or cloth? How much yardish is needed for reupholstering your standard diningroom chair?
I have done many dining chairs and don't always get the chance to make videos. I'm sure I may have come across a chair that you're talking about hard to say without seeing it. A standard size upholstery gun and staple will be fine. Cloth is usually easier to work with because it has more give and cloth will last longer then vinyl as vinyl will start to peel after a few years. Yards all differ pending on the chair if its full covered or if its seat and back or just the seat. Hopefully I was able to help answer your questions.
Thank you, I think you local fabric supplier will usually carry upholstery grade fabrics but must fabric companies will sell to the public and since you are in the U.S. You will have many options even without a business license.
I couldn't help but notice that on the chair's back, instead of webbing, you used a heavy tightly woven fabric ---why? Would it be it's because that chair's back won't need that much extra um (?) strength...I can't come up with a better word.
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This is the most comprehensive tutorial on upholstering a chair i came across on youtube so far, thank you much!!!! I have 4 chairs to redo and i will follow your steps if i can find all the materials. Thank you for sharing!!!!
Have watched a few and you my friend are certainly one of the best I have seen !!
Thanks for this. I have been looking for exactly this video. I have chairs exactly like that to redo. The set is 50 plus years old. You gave me inspiration to do this !!!
Thank you so much for this excellent video - it's the best I've seen and also explains the process in great detail. We have four chairs to reupholster and really appreciate being shown how to do this properly! Thank you for sharing 🙂
Excellent work !! the explanations are precise and clear all along the filming of every details.This is by far one of the very best tutorials on the subject. Keep on the excellent work. Darren is really good at explaining what he is doing and he knows what he is talking about ! A big thank you to Darren and best wishes from France.
Thank you for explaining why you do the steps you do, so much better to have you talk to us 😁👍👍👍
Ty for showing your tools …products….and skills..very good video…
An amazing video, you make it look so easy.
He sure knows what his doing, at the very beginning.. you could tell. Awesome work.
Darren: I have been watching since you started your channel. I think it is wonderful that you are up to 242K subscribers. Your videos are informative and educational.
Thank you so much for subscribing to me from the beginning!! I'm glad you enjoy my videos and I hope to upload much more.
Wow!! You are really good, thank you very much. It
Very nice! Great directions. I have 2 chairs I will be using this on. Thank you!
I love this project. I have 2 chairs to do like these! Thank you! 😍
That's great! I hope my video was helpful for you. Good luck!
beautiful well done!
WoW! Excellent workmanship. I've always wanted to learn. Now that I've been locked up at home because of this virus, I'm going to .
Darren, love your work. I consider you a perfectionist, no room for errors. With so many years of experience, thank you for your help and insight. LOVE IT
Thank you very much!! I love with I do and hope to make more videos.
Absolutely wonderful video. Amazing work. You are an awesome craftsman! I am referring back to you for the DIYs I have going.
You're a magician! I am almost convinced I can do it.
hello, Just to let you know , you are true craft-man
Excellent job! I love the patterns and color! thanks!
You are a very nice person ALO sharing your knowledge so others can learn speak very highly of you. Thank you very much.
You did a excellent job..I appreciate your work ty
Thank you for showing how you applied the double welt! Beautiful job you inspire me.
Outstanding performance beautiful amazing fantastic amazing artist you are well done thanks for sharing your beautiful work
I'm watching your videos in the last 3 years.. it's just amazing how you work... and finish...Learnt a lot
You do very good work. Thank you for sharing your talent with the world. May I ask, do you use the same sized staples for the entire project?
Fantastic tutorial 💖💕💖
I've realized that my chairs are horrible!! 😂😂 very good work!! 👌👍
Great video !
Great job man, l have a chair to recover and l will sure follow your instructions. Thanks for the tips 😀
ALO I love your upholstery super good job. Just beautiful. Thank you. Lydia Johnson from Chicago
Wow! pure perfection!!!
You did an awesome job 😍
Nice, good tutorial.
Wow!! You did an amazing job..
Loved the video, hated the constant ads.
Stunning
Could you please give a list of tools you use. Get the companies to sponsor you so you can mention the brand's you use. Thank you for the remarkable videos. Brilliant.
This is so awesome,I so love it
Eres un maestro,! Felicidades!
Can you put a video about different materials you are using including glues , staples , fillers, springs and nails. thank you
Exactly the info I needed! Thanks for the tips!
Your skills are awesome!
Good job 😊
Ficou muito bonito o seu trabalho parabéns
Beautiful work!!❤️❤️❤️
what make is your staple gun? It sure would have made my job easier! And do you have a double cord presser foot on that sewing machine?
YOU ARE THE BEST
What model is that stapler, please. This is a great video. I’m trying to learn upholstering and I need to get a good stapler.
PERFECT DEMO
Thanks
Great job thanks
Beautiful work
Thank you!
Thank you. Very helpful.
Love this so much super résultat 😻
Excelente trabajo, gracias
Great tutorials 💕
Do you use a special hot glue to glue the welting or just standard glue like what you get at a craft or hardware store?
Love your videos. I have some Drexel box welted cushioned slip seats the same design as these chairs. Could they be reupholstered the same way as these chairs? They seem to be missing the extra wood flange that you staple into to - I wonder if the edge of the ply slip seat base cold be used for stapling and then the whole cushion screwed onto the chair ? I much prefer this style of cushion. Thanks :)
Hola, es hermoso lo que haces !! te queria hacer una pregunta, la cortadora de goma espuma es por calos o dientes ? gracias por tus videos !!
I have cane backed chairs for dining room and couple were damaged in moving. Can back of them be upholstered this way or should cane be replaced? Love your videos. Very informative. Thank you.
How much is the bill for a chair like that? You work fast. Thanks for the in depth job.
Very nice job
СПАСИБО !😀😀😀
WOW!!!
It looks so easy but I know if I try this my chairs will look like a DIY project gone wrong. 😁😁😁. Best I leave the upholstery of chairs to the professionals.
Parabéns lindo trabalho 😍😍😍
good job! keep up with the videos! :)
Is the smaller cushion always necessary? or just to plump them up?
What kind of stapler r u using brand name and where I can order it ? Love your show!!
Hajji, all the supplies used in this video are listed above.
Moc hezké 👍 jste šikulka 👍👍👍
I am looking for a similar kind of dining chair. But some are made with zig zag spring. May I know the difference between having zigzag spring and without ? Is the chair more comfortable without the spring ? As in this kind of Louis Chair.
hi! why don't you fix the bigger foam with staples? thanks!
I love your videos! I have 5 old Hotel chairs to do, and they have metal squiggly rods in them, can I take those off and just do mine like this?
Thank you! It's hard to say without seeing the chairs but most chairs can be done like these chairs.
@@ALOUpholstery Thank you! Have had them for 5 or 6 months now in the garage..am headed out there now to take one apart and see what is inside and am DOING them..cause I am inspired!
Thanks for the tutorial. May i know if repeated stapling would weaken the wood?
Is he even stapling to the wood? When he cuts it off it doesn't look like he stapled to wood. Looks like he stapled above
This is an awesome video. May I know what kind of gun you used?
You are just amazing
Darren, hi 👍🔝congratulation
Thank you!
have you done any reupholstering of a dining room chair where the back has an arch window like you would see in a Catholic Church the foam is flat on the back but it's thick in the front so when you sit in your chair you're actually sitting up so how do you do that part over without messing up the design of the chair? I've done the cushions of my mother's dining room chairs and covered it in plastic not realizing that one plastic was thicker then another piece it was kind of hard but I did it but what is the best way to put plastic over the materials on your chairs ,what is the easiest way to do that? What size staples and staple gun should I use to give the chairs a professional finish? The only staple gun that I had was your standard household staple gun, so for an amateur I think I did okay ,now I want to do my own dining room chairs. Which material is easiest to work with a vinyl ,leather or cloth? How much yardish is needed for reupholstering your standard diningroom chair?
I have done many dining chairs and don't always get the chance to make videos. I'm sure I may have come across a chair that you're talking about hard to say without seeing it. A standard size upholstery gun and staple will be fine.
Cloth is usually easier to work with because it has more give and cloth will last longer then vinyl as vinyl will start to peel after a few years. Yards all differ pending on the chair if its full covered or if its seat and back or just the seat. Hopefully I was able to help answer your questions.
How much over the sides must the 6” foam be cut to fit a chair.?
Hey great
Thanks
What is a good resource for fabric if you don't have a business license and live in the U.S.?
LOVE these videos! Thank you!
Thank you, I think you local fabric supplier will usually carry upholstery grade fabrics but must fabric companies will sell to the public and since you are in the U.S. You will have many options even without a business license.
Darren, Are you going to do a video on the big deep button white leather ottoman at the
very start of the video. Thanks.
I have done many tufted videos. I believe I did a video for that piece awhile back ago.
@@ALOUpholstery Iv'e searched through your videos and I can't find it. Would love to watch it.
Gracias por mostrar el equipo que usas
Thanks
good 👍
How much fabric do I need for a dining chair like that?
Não intendi os comentários, mas ficou show.
Thanks
Ohhhhh you covered both back and from of chair separately……not seen this before !
Perfeito. Como eu queria trabalhar com isto
😊
How much fabric does the chair take
WHERE'S your business located? I would like a tall queen size head board.
What table do you have
I’m surprised you didn’t use something to make back more durable
Please name the brand and pattern # of the fabric .
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What kind of glue are you using
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What is that tool you use to cut the foam with?
Looks like a Bosch foam cutting machine, their not cheap, in England they're around £400
I couldn't help but notice that on the chair's back, instead of webbing, you used a heavy tightly woven fabric ---why? Would it be it's because that chair's back won't need that much extra um (?) strength...I can't come up with a better word.
Very nice 👍🏼🥹thanks
Anyone on finding template Drawings to manufacture them ?
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