I have a cheap but comfortable office chair, and its starting to show its age as the cushion is getting compressed or thinner. I live in an apartment and don't have a lot of tools, but I am thinking of replacing the cushion part and had some questions.
Would I need an electric staple gun, or would a manual one be better since it would only see seldom use? Is this even needed?
Is there some grade or rating or type of cushion/foam I should look out for to have a high quality, king-like sitting experience? Is there a good place to source such a thing?
The material of the cushion cover is faux/vegan leather and seems to not have any wear on top. Is the seat cover usually reusable or do I need to look for something else?
Is there another consumable part I need to look for besides these items (cushion/foam, staples/stapler, seat cover fabric) ?
Any advice is appreciated, and I hope to reduce the waste of throwing away a perfectly good frame of a chair due to a cushion that could be replaced with some know how and minor labor. Admittedly I am not that handy but would rather build skills and reduce waste over my lifetime than thrown perfectly good stuff away.
How do I revive/refresh/replace these dining chair cushions?
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Seeking Advice for Reupholstering / Replacing My Desk Chair Cushion
How to upholster cushion attached to chair
Pull off the lace stuff around the edge of the fabric. It is called gimp. It hides the staples.
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