Clinical rebuilding

Restore the structure
before the finish.

Split vinyl is often only the visible problem. We assess foam, contours, upholstered sections and supporting components so the restoration begins with a sound foundation.

Clinical chair upholstery being rebuilt in a workshop
Clinical rebuilding in progress

Assessment

Look beneath the cover

The condition of foam, shapes and attachment points is reviewed before new material is fitted.

Rebuilding

Support and contours

Damaged padding and profiles can be repaired to restore a practical working surface.

Finish

Cleanable clinical upholstery

The completed piece receives a carefully fitted material suited to its healthcare setting.

Common questions

Planning a clinical repair

What clinical upholstery damage can be addressed?

We assess split vinyl, compressed foam, damaged contours, loose upholstered sections and worn covers.

Is rebuilding different from reupholstery?

Yes. Rebuilding addresses the support, foam or shape below the finish before the new upholstery is installed.

Can older healthcare equipment be restored?

Many older pieces can be assessed, although condition, access, replacement components and safe operation affect what is practical.

Do you provide loaner equipment?

A loaner bed may be available by request for suitable projects. Availability should be confirmed when scheduling.

More than a surface change

Show us the full piece and each damaged area.

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