Type: Posts; User: drcollie
I'm pretty sure those both have top-stitch seat closures on that series, but will check when I am back in the store on Tuesday to be sure. Yes, we can change those if indeed they are welted.
Correct, as long as the design of the piece allows for it there is no additional charge.
As in the first post of the thread, no upcharges for any of the standard stitch closures.
Here are photos of some various cushion closure options, these are all done on Hancock and Moore pieces, however many makers offer these and they don't really vary. Don't be surprised if your local...
They are different. A Welt trim has a 'cord' of fiber placed in between the two seams. Top Stitch is just the two panels sewn together.
Here is a sample photo of two identical swatches made up. The sample on the left is WELT TRIM. The sample on the right is a TOP STITCH.
So, as you can see, a Top Stitch does not mean totally...
The Portfolio is a FINISHED, or PAINTED leather. Please keep in mind that only a small percentage of finished hides peel or flake, its probably only 2 % in the first 10 years of use, its not a...
I agree entirely. Welt is made of strips of the leather when they cut it out in the pattern - and believe it or not it uses quite a bit of hide to make welts for a single sofa. On some pieces the...
Welt trim is a closure feature that is done to show no stitching when joining panels, so its either that or a stitch. In the trade, welt is seen as 'more finished' and more classy however I myself...
One of the issues that comes up from time to time on sofas and chairs that have welt trim closures (some folks call it "piping" or "cording") on seat and back cushions, is that they can lose color or...