
A re-upholstery is six quiet weeks with somebody’s suite in your workshop. Book the measure, quote the fabric, and let them see where their piece has got to.
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A price for a re-cover cannot be guessed at from a photograph, so the page sells the measure and the collection. The frame comes first.
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A chesterfield leaves on a van and returns on one, weeks apart. Both ends sit on the same board with the driving between them counted.
Learn moreA recover is weeks with almost nothing in them. One list holds the measures, the pieces on the bench and the deliveries owed, so you never have to think hard to answer for one.
It arrives against that chair’s job, with the fabric and the dates already there, so the answer takes one look.
Choosing cloth is the slow part, so the useful signal is not whether the quote was sent. It is whether they have looked at it since.
The fabric agreed, the measurements off the frame and the photos taken before you stripped it, all still attached weeks later.
Built for the workshop
Booked as a measure, priced by the metre once the frame has been seen, then collected and delivered as two ends of one job.
Deep buttoning, hide and a rebuilt sprung seat, itemised line by line so the labour is not hidden inside the fabric price.
Six chairs is one booking with six lines priced per seat, so the customer sees the cost of one and the cost of the set.
A frame made before 1950 falls outside the 1988 regulations, and the note recording which one you are working on stays with the photographs on the job.
The chair nobody would sell for what it costs to mend: its own record, with the fabric agreed and the photographs taken before stripping.
Re-covered overnight so the doors open at eleven, with the crew and the van on one timeline and the quote signed by the landlord.
Forty chairs done in batches, each batch its own booking, so the floor never loses more than a handful of desks at a time.
Measured where the vehicle stands, quoted in foam and hardwearing cloth, and turned round while it is off the road anyway.
Built to a measurement rather than an old frame, priced off the fabric chosen together, delivered when the room is ready.
Cut to a pattern taken in the house, quoted by the metre against the sample they picked, and fitted on the delivery visit.
Quoted, collected, on the bench, delivered. Four stages is the whole honest story of a recover, and the booking sits on one of them at any moment, so nobody has to guess.
Price the same frame in a hardwearing weave and in a wool, with the metreage each one takes, and leave the choice with them.
Both sit on the same quote, side by side, with the one you would use marked, so the decision is made before anything is cut. Named options on a quote come with Pro.
Each line carries its own quantity and rate, so fourteen metres of fabric reads as fourteen metres rather than vanishing into a single figure at the bottom.
Put a date on the quote and it expires by itself. Turn the reminder on and they hear two days beforehand, rather than six months later when the cloth has changed.
They accept by typing their name, and the quote turns into a booking carrying every line with it, so nothing is typed twice before anything is ordered.
Drag the delivery into the following week and the collection stacked behind it comes along, rather than unpicking the whole run by hand.
Move a delivery on the board and the booking, the time and whoever is driving move with it, which is rather less work than rebuilding the day.
Turn the reschedule notice on and the new date is emailed out. It ships switched off, so nothing leaves the workshop until you say so.
Set the areas you will collect and deliver in, and an address beyond them leaves a request rather than a booking you were never going to keep.
Cash and bank transfer are recorded by hand and cost nothing. Cards are the part that wants Pro.
Break the total into stages with their own dates and pay links, so it does not all arrive at the customer on delivery day. Stages come with Pro.
Card money is a direct charge on your own Stripe account and pays out to your bank. We do not hold it on the way through.
It is emailed the moment payment clears, which spares you the call asking whether the transfer arrived before you set off.
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They book the measure or the collection rather than the job. The page offers the visit at the times you have genuinely got free, and the price follows once you have seen the frame.
They go on the same quote as named options, each with the metreage it takes, with the one you would use marked. Named options on a quote come with Pro.
The booking sits on their record throughout, and any message about it lands against that job rather than in a phone thread, so “how is the suite coming along” has one answer.
It does not, and it would be a poor idea to imply otherwise. There is no stock or ordering here. What it keeps is the agreement: the fabric chosen, the metreage quoted, the dates at either end.
Not directly. The Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) (Safety) Regulations 1988 are yours to work to, but the record is not: the fabric and filling agreed, the frame’s age and the photographs all sit on the job.
It does. A run of booth seating is one booking with a line per bench, a crew on it and a quote signed by the landlord, on the same board as the domestic collections.