How To Upholster a Drop-in Seat

In this episode of the Drunken Upholsterer, we cover the process of building a drop in seat for an interesting antique chair. Because this is an antique we also cover some tips for how to distinguish an antique chair from a modern or reproduction chair.
Some repairs have been made to the drop-in seat in the past. We talk about how to use saw dust and wood glue to fill in holes and damaged portions of wooden furniture. We also cover the full process of upholstering the drop in seat including checking to make sure the drop in seat fits properly, cutting the fabric for the seat, applying the webbing and covering the seat with the fabric.
There is a mystery attached to this chair that remains unsolved. Some markings on the back of the chair are unidentified. We show the markings in this video here: • Mystery Writing on an ...
Please drink responsibly
Music: Westbreeze by Hiro
00:00 - Intro
00:30 - About the Drop-In Seat
00:50 - How to Identify Antique Chairs/Reproductions
02:30 - Repairs made to Drop in seat
03:40 - Check drop in seat for fit
04:11 - Cutting the Fabric
07:30 - Applying the Webbing
10:40 - Covering the Seat
16:30 - Finishing the Corners
19:20 - Dust Cover
21:53 - Checking the Finished Product
22:40 - Outro

[@valaervr]

Can’t see any details for corners! Need a close up!

[@devitafilms6455]

Maybe you can make a built in cooler under the chair for the beers 🍻

[@lakeguybrent]

How long are the staples you use?

[@kassidyannabel9871]

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