139 posts, read 270,181 times 12,629 posts, read 11,543,764 times 1,248 posts, read 2,413,694 times Originally Posted by hothulamaui thank you for all this info. this is the sofa its called the Eden and I want the Zebra print fabric Cover Color: Ebony (P947050) Pillow Cover Color: Ebony (P947050) Eden Sofa & Ottoman W/ Chaise Cushion link Eden - Official La-Z-Boy Website Thanks also for telling me about the discount you say at least a 10 percent what is the max you can ask.... Originally Posted by Kit Karson start asking for 20% you may get 15% special order fabric it is a bit harder for them to give too much of a discount, but it is still built into the price. I would also ask for free delivery and free fabric treatment. fabric treatment cost them next to nothing. how willing they are to give you the discounts will likely be how much of a margin on that item they have and how much they have already discounted for the month. your sofa will look great in zebra
967 posts, read 1,066,846 times 5,643 posts, read 13,079,415 times 8,947 posts, read 7,938,234 times Originally Posted by silibran Yes, got a lot of fake empathy and was told there is only a 1 year warranty on the leather. This is what it looks like. My family had purchased lazy boy chairs for years so when my husband requested a recliner we went there. I have hated this chair since the day we brought it home. Its extremely loud when closing. The leather at first was so slick you could slide right out of it. Im short so I would have keep a good grip on the floor with my foot. I never sat in it. Now that its worn, sliding off is no longer a problem but you seem to take the coloring with you. Please register to post and access all features of our very popular forum. It is free and quick. Over $68,000 in prizes has already been given out to active posters on our forum. Additional giveaways are planned.404. That’s an error. The requested URL /finance%3Fcid%3D21057 was not found on this server.
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We have recliners from brand names like Stratolounger, Simmons and Signature Design by Ashley. Whether you are searching for a discount recliner to furnish your living space, or a recliner with an ottoman for ultimate relaxation, you’ll find one at a price you love!In the course of owning a home, it is practically guaranteed that your furniture will, at some point, need repair. What is the cost of repairing furniture?The average cost to expect is $107 and $252, with larger repairs like re-upholstery of a couch costing considerably more. Here are some factors to consider in furniture repair.While there are many different pieces of furniture that may need repair, the most common furniture repairs involve dining tables, sofas, and recliners.In many homes, the dining table is a catch-all surface for grocery boxes and bags, school books for the kids, and everything else that comes into your home and needs a spot to rest. Using your dining table in this way can lead to scratches and dents in its surface.
However, often the problem is that your table leg has become structurally unsound because of a large crack or break. If this happens, you will need to replace the table leg entirely, and possibly repair the bracketing that secures the leg to the table. The cost of table leg replacement depends on several different factors, including:For popular table leg styles, you may be able to find pre-made matching table legs. The costs for this vary widely. If your table is older or is a style that is uncommon, you may need to find a woodworker to fashion a replacement leg for you. Many woodworkers charge an hourly rate of $25 to $30. Additional costs will include the cost of the wood itself and the cost of any refinishing that needs to be done to match your other table legs.The procedures and costs of repairing or replacing sofa legs are much the same as the ones outlined above for repairing or replacing table legs. Broken frames usually require replacement of the sofa. Methods of repairing upholstery vary depending on how extensive the damage is, where the damage is, and what type of material covers your sofa.
For padding and upholstery problems, the same standard rates listed for sofas apply also to recliners. For bent reclining mechanisms and broken springs, costs can range from $200 to $350, making it often more cost-effective to replace than repair.There is a big difference between the costs of repairing something that simply looks bad or repairing structural damage to furniture. For instance, repairing a scratch on the surface of your table will cost considerably less than replacing a broken table leg.When thinking about a repair, determine whether the repair is structural or cosmetic. Here are some common examples of each:Cosmetic repairs include things like:Structural repairs include things like:In general, cosmetic repairs cost substantially less than structural ones, with the possible exception of re-upholstery of a large piece of furniture, which is technically a cosmetic repair, but costs more than some structural repairs.You may need to re-upholster your furniture if the upholstery is seriously damaged or if the furniture requires structural repair that would necessitate removal of existing upholstery.
The average cost of reupholstering furniture is $660, with small chairs costing as little as $150 and large pieces like sofas costing as much as $1500 or more, depending on fabric choice.Often a piece of furniture that is damaged must be refinished after repairs are completed. Here are some typical costs for refinishing several types of furniture:When trying to decide whether to replace or repair a specific piece of furniture, you must consider several factors. You must gauge the value of the furniture, not only in monetary terms, but according to sentimental value as well. For instance, Grandma’s rocking chair may not be all that expensive monetarily to replace, but it may have extraordinary value to you if Grandma used it to rock generations of your family to sleep over the years.If you have no sentimental attachment to the piece, and are only comparing the cost of repair with the cost of replacement, the question becomes much simpler. Keeping in mind the costs of common repairs as listed above, here are some average costs for replacement.