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<p>[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 451769, member: 37"]Agree with the above assessment. Here in the US, chairs needing upholstery regardless of quality are worth little to nothing. Once upholstered, they are not worth what it cost to have them done. If doing for yourself and the cost does not exceed the cost of similar quality new, it is probably worth doing. This is assuming you love them and they fit the bill for you. If expecting to do this for re-sale, you will likely lose money. Your market in Northern Europe may differ so don't take this assessment as gospel.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 451769, member: 37"]Agree with the above assessment. Here in the US, chairs needing upholstery regardless of quality are worth little to nothing. Once upholstered, they are not worth what it cost to have them done. If doing for yourself and the cost does not exceed the cost of similar quality new, it is probably worth doing. This is assuming you love them and they fit the bill for you. If expecting to do this for re-sale, you will likely lose money. Your market in Northern Europe may differ so don't take this assessment as gospel.[/QUOTE]
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