Furniture Repair Upholstery Take apart, Furniture Repair Restoration COUCH SOFA Disassembly When you need the highest quality furniture repair or restoration, there's only one place to go. All Furniture Services is the #1 service company in the metro area, with a host of awards--all won for providing our customers with exceptional service. Our professional team is at the forefront of both antique and modern furniture, rug, porcelain and ceramics repair and restoration for residential and commercial customers alike. Our services include careful refinishing and restoring your antique furniture and artwork, matching colors, repairing veneers, re-painting or re-gilding, even crafting and replacing missing parts such as legs or finials. We'll re-cane your grandmother's favorite rocker... carefully refinish your fine wood furniture... re-dye and re-grain woods and leathers... and handle any upholstery repairs you need, whether they be fabric, vinyl, or leather. We'll make permanent cosmetic repairs so invisible you'd never know there was damage, even if the damage was severe.
We're also experts at repairing upholstered furniture, including frame work and replacing or repairing springs and cushions and making necessary mechanical repairs to office furniture, recliners or sleepers. We'll even disassemble and reassemble your furniture when you need to move it to another room or another building--and we'll work with you 24/7 if there's an emergency! And we don't just work with furniture. We'll clean and repair your rugs, too, taking care to test for color fastness and using special extraction techniques if necessary. In other words... from residential to hospitality to commercial, we do it all! • Furniture Repair, Antique Restoration • Cleaning, Polishing, Re-dying & Refinishing • Disassembly & Assembly, Carpentry • Sleeper & Recliner Mechanism Repair & Replacement • Water, Liquid, Heat & Fire Damage Repair • Leather, Fabric, Vinyl Repair & Re-upholstery • Touch-Up, Fill-in, Finish Restoring & Color Matching
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Ann Lara – CSU Pomona Julie Benavidez – Rose Bowl Stadium Jane Biondi – Los Angeles Dodgers Karen and the Career Center team Ben – ADC Group, Inc. Where do I start??Silver River Center for Chair Caning encourages everyone to learn to repair their own chairs. Whether you want to fix a family heirloom or you are a furniture restorer wanting to expand your skills, we offer many levels of classes. Saturday, January 14, 2017. Space is limited to 4 people. (Next opportunities for the workshop are Saturday, February 18 & Saturday, March 18) CLICK HERE FOR INFO Learn Splint, Rush, Shaker tape, or Laced Caning in a structured class where you will finish a chair project. (Machine caning by appt.) Click the chair caning class you’d like to explore: Get the 5-class package save $150. NEXT BOOT CAMP 2 WEEK INTENSIVE IS APRIL 3-7 (2 days off) APRIL 10-14, 2017. Schedule a one-hour tutorial if you just need a little help with your project, or if your chair project exceeds the scope of our classes.
Examples include: Porch Rockers, Danish Cord, Binder Cane, Hickory Bark. Tutorials are $40/hour by appointment only. Call 828-707-4553 to schedule. Chair caning is physically demanding work. If you are injured, please let us repair your chair for you. Wait until injuries have healed before taking a chair caning class. Parking is available in 3 spaces in front of the garden. Street parking is close-by. BYOC: Bring Your Own Chair If you don’t have a chair, we can pick one up for you for $10-$40, depending on the chair. Please let us know when you sign up so we can find a chair. What type of chair is easiest to learn? If You Live Out Of Town Some chairs can’t be TOTALLY finished in a day…Rush and Splint chairs must dry over night and then get a shellac coating to protect them from stains. We can do this for you, we can send you home with instructions, or you can come back in the next day to shellac your chair. It will only take about an hour which includes enough time for the shellac to dry enough for you to take the chair home.
A signed waiver is required for participation in any of our workshops. If you have financial need and are willing to work for us for trade of class cost, we will consider based on each situation.Natural, unfinished wicker requires cleaning and care to keep its good looks. Natural wicker furniture used frequently or left in a sunny location may fade and wear a bit over time, resulting in slight discoloration in some areas. Rather than painting the furniture to make the piece look more uniform, treat problem areas with cleaners or polish to restore its natural beauty. A Thorough Cleaning Sometimes, wicker may appear darkened or discolored simply because it is dirty. Using the furniture in this state may wear away some of the dirt, such as on a chair seat, resulting in a seat that looks as if it has worn to a lighter color than the rest of the piece. Vacuum the entire wicker piece with an upholstery brush attachment. Afterwards, clean it with a damp cloth dipped into a mild soapy solution, followed by a damp cloth without soap.
Use a toothbrush or cotton swab to reach into crevices and corners. Do not oversaturate the wicker, as it may damage the piece. Allow the furniture to air dry completely and avoid using it for several days to ensure it is truly dry. Mildew-Spot Discoloration Mildew or mold happens when wicker furniture is left in a humid or damp environment with little exposure to daylight, leaving behind small dark spots and a musty odor. Remove these spots first by brushing away as much of it as possible with a nylon-bristled brush outdoors. Wipe the spots with a toothbrush dipped in equal parts bleach and water, testing an inconspicuous area first. If the entire wicker piece is covered in mildew spots, wipe it down with a damp sponge dipped in a milder bleach water solution, such as one part bleach, two or three parts water. Vinegar can be used in place of bleach. Use the toothbrush on stubborn spots. Wipe again with a damp sponge and air dry the wicker on a breezy day, waiting several days before using the furniture;
otherwise, it may warp a bit. Wear rubber gloves and eye protection and work in a well-ventilated area when handling bleach. Worn, Faded Finish Wicker furniture left its natural color is often coated with lacquer or varnish to help protect the fibers. Eventually the finish loses its luster and looks a bit dull, especially on well-used areas such as a chair's seat or armrest. Restore its like-new shine by wiping the entire furniture piece down with lemon oil or furniture polish applied to a rag. Fixing Chipped Finish The lacquer or varnish protecting the furniture may chip away in small areas, leaving behind places that look more dull than the rest. Repair the finish by applying a bit of polyurethane to the affected areas with a small brush, or by using a spray-on version, covering the surrounding areas to avoid overspray. If large areas of the finish have chipped away, you may want to apply polyurethane to the entire piece. A spray-on polyurethane goes on in a thin coat without pooling or dripping as a brush-on sealer can.