Where can you buy new covers for couch cushions that zip?
There are 6 cushions, all with removable covers that zip, the base of the couch is solid wood.
I do not care for the 'full cover' wrap around and tie type of covers.
Thanks for the info.
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yes you can i bought extra ones for my couch since you dont like the pattern call or go to where you got the furniture and order the covers in a different color etc. I went to the store where i got my couch and they sent for the new covers for me. I washed the old ones on a whim and they still work so i can change them if i have to. I think you will not have a problem getting what you want.Also if you dont mind some work. Get some dye stripper put the covers in the washer on cold wash cold rinse and strip the color out and redye them with fabric dye in the washer using cold water cold rinse and air dry them the should fit if you want to make sure put some thing in them the size of the cushion like a piece of wood etc but i think you will find they will be ok mine still fit ok.
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Well,CW,I have never had any luck with the cushion covers that zip. If you take them off yourself,chances are you will never get them back on again. You are better off to contact the furniture store where you purchased your couch and see if they can order different cushions for you,or see if they would replace the entire couch. Once you take those covers off,I think the foam inside expands! :)
Well,CW,I have never had any luck with the cushion covers that zip. If you take them off yourself,chances are you will never get them back on again. You are better off to contact the furniture store where you purchased your couch and see if they can order different cushions for you,or see if they would replace the entire couch. Once you take those covers off,I think the foam inside expands! :)
Look in your area phone book under furniture re-covering.
Find a seamstress, then you can pick out the exact material you want for the covers.
It is really not that hard to recover them yourself if you have a sewing machine. I do it All the time If this is not an option then I agree with whom ever said to take them to a seamstress and have them made to exactly what you want. If they are all the same just take one or two if there is a back and a bottom cushion. She will be able to tell you how much fabric to buy and give you hints on type suitable needed for upholstery Have fun
if you have a vo-tech school around where you live call and ask them if they have a class that does that kind of work. i used to live by one in pa and they made covers for my sectional. thats how the students get their grades. plus they do really nice work.