Living Waters Lutheran Church in Port Charlotte, Florida, had aged green seat-only upholstery — faded fabric, flattened foam, bare wood backs. Sharpe’s Church Interiors replaced foam and fabric on seats and backs with our Foundations Line, all on-site.
What needed fixing
- Worn green fabric
- Compressed foam
- No back padding
How we did it
We stripped the old covers, prepped the backs for new foam, installed high-density foam on seats and backs, then applied Foundations Line fabric for a tight, even finish. Staying on-site meant no trucking pews out and less disruption for the church.
After
Updated look, better support, same pew frames. Reupholstery usually costs far less than buying new pews, and Foundations Line is built for sanctuary traffic — stain-resistant, durable, easy to clean. For more examples, see our pew upholstery at Temple Emanu-El in New Jersey and pew upholstery and carpet in Kershaw, SC, or learn more about our pew refinishing service.
Signs you might need the same
- Faded or stained fabric
- Flat foam
- Loose or sagging covers
- Colors that no longer fit the room
More on process: pew upholstery.
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