We are a full service, one stop shop for high end outdoor furniture replacement slings.

In most cases, the cost of replacing slings is 50%-70% less than the cost of buying new furniture. Quality patio furniture is designed to have the slings replaced to extend its usable life. The average age of the furniture we work on is 8 years; most often, the frame s finish will outlast the lifespan of the original fabric, so that reslinging will extend the usability and good appearance of the furniture for many years.

Since fabrics and dimensions vary, slings are made to fit each piece individually. The first thing we do when we receive your furniture is measure each piece. At first appearance, your furniture may appear to be of identical dimensions, and most of the time that is true. There are important exceptions. Depending on how the sling rails are bolted to the frame, where the stretcher bars are located , and where bracing is not present, slings have a better fit when certain areas are sewn in more tightly. This is common in the bend between the seat and the back and the mid- to upper- back area. Some fabrics will pucker if they are not stretched tightly enough. Fabrics tend to sag quickly if they are not sewn tightly enough. There is great advantage in having the furniture available in our shop for every stage of the process, to ensure a firm, trim fit.

Furniture manufactures we regularly work on:

  • Brown Jordan
  • Tropitone
  • Mallin
  • Woodard
  • Winston
  • Alu-Mont
  • Agio
  • Gloster
  • Telescope

Warranty

Fabric comes with a 1 year warranty from the manufacturer. This is an industry standard even when purchasing new furniture. We offer an additional 2 year warranty. If the slings fade significantly and do not hold up, we will make it right.

We cover two other critical areas which often go unnoticed. In the event the stitching fails and the sling pulls out of the channel, or if at any time the stitching breaks down and causes the sling to sag significantly, we will repair or replace at no charge for the first 5 years.

Coastal Patio Signature Workmanship

We double stitch all slings. This means there are two parallel stitches on all sides. If, for any reason, one of the stitches fails, the stitch next to it will hold the sling in place. Most manufacturers single stitch. Also, as the slings age and stretch out, the weakest area is often at the edge of the seat-it can start to pull away from the stitching. When it is double stitched, the second stitch helps hold the sling in place.

In the industry, there are many different types of sling material, but their durability varies considerably . From our experience, fabrics made of olefin blends do not hold up as well in the sun. Also, fabrics made of acrylic blends do not bear weight as well over time and tend to stretch out and sag sooner than vinyl and pvc fabrics. We use fabrics that are 100% vinyl or pvc.