If i wanted to reupholster this, how much fabric would i need?
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Do not buy this chair!!! Chair is defective pump broke after a couple of months and seller did nothing about it, if I was you I would buy from Sally s or other seller
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It's a heavy fabric. You should be able to repair it. I doubt it will tear though.
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The fabric is in two pieces. The poles that fit through are light and in strong winds blow around, so we took a piece of 10 foot rebar and put all the way through to solve that problem
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The fabric is very light.What ever it is made of it came out of the washing machine looking like new.I am in zone 8. The fabric can be doubled or tripled up for better protection.I hope I helped.
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I think this might be a felting machine, like Simplicity's deluxe felting machine, so you could probably use any fabric that would be suitable for needle felting (fleece, felt, bulky knits, etc.).
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This fabric is like an everyday tablecloth. You will need some type of hem as it will ravel.
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Great for dining room chairs, I think 4 yards just in case you make a mistake in cutting or have to replace the fabric at a later time.
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I have a seat that is 16x12x2and1/4. It did not surround my seat enough, and I had to attach a shoe lace to the end of the drawstring and wrap it under the seat to hold the gel seat cover on. not good, but holds it on fairly well. If i had to do this again, and had a sewing machine, I would buy some of the skirting material that is sewed on to the gel pad, sew another strip about the same width, or a little more of the original skirting, make a hem on the outside, put the original drawstring thru that, and then you should have enough of the skirting material to go under the seat and neatly have it pulled tight by the drawstring. I have a seat that is 16x12x2and1/4. It did not surround my seat enough, and I had to attach a shoe lace to the end of the drawstring and wrap it under the seat to hold the gel seat cover on. not good, but holds it on fairly well. If i had to do this again, and had a sewing machine, I would buy some of the skirting material that is sewed on to the gel pad, sew another strip about the same width, or a little more of the original skirting, make a hem on the outside, put the original drawstring thru that, and then you should have enough of the skirting material to go under the seat and... » Read More I have a seat that is 16x12x2and1/4. It did not surround my seat enough, and I had to attach a shoe lace to the end of the drawstring and wrap it under the seat to hold the gel seat cover on. not good, but holds it on fairly well. If i had to do this again, and had a sewing machine, I would buy some of the skirting material that is sewed on to the gel pad, sew another strip about the same width, or a little more of the original skirting, make a hem on the outside, put the original drawstring thru that, and then you should have enough of the skirting material to go under the seat and neatly have it pulled tight by the drawstring. « Show Less
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I repaired a small section of boat fiberglass and a had to buy more cloth. I would recommend doubling up on cloth.
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Use a good sharp sissors and be very careful. Cut close to the seam and you should be able to get most of it.
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If the fabric is 62 " wide and you buy 1 yard, it would be 62" X 36". If you buy 2 yards, it would be 62" X 72", etc. ( Is this a real question ?)
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It's maybe 3/4", Id plan for 1/2" though to be safe since anything hitting the fabric from the backside is going to distort it.
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I think you need to go up a size as it would just barely fit. You will want to have enough fabric to pull tight.
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I just measured mine and it would take an 82-inch finished tablecloth. It's a fantastic table but with that size, I think I'd suggest fabric from an upholstery/drapery shop (54" width with two seams -the 54" full 82" + hemming allowance in the center with 14-1/2 inches on two sides and then cut your circle allowing 1/2" for seaming and hemming) or a sheet large enough to cut the 83 to 84" circle which would be the 82" finished size after hemming. You will have to do a tiny hem with a circular shape like this. Hope this helps.
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This is a great tool. I used it for putting on hundreds of planks for a fence. That said, in my opinion, I don't think it would be good for reupholstering. I would look for something with a wider staple. This one is very narrow.
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this fabric is a repeat. each repeat is about 12 inches . if you need exact measurements I can go measure it.
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I would definitely be weary of doing that. The fabric is really low quality. I've been meaning to change my review. The cushions are only a year old and are starting to tear.