Thank you! Now I know how to fix my old chair.

Thanks Craig, seeing you do it makes it a quicker learning experience.
Too many people say "Well you're an expert of course you make it look easy," but the whole point of this exercise is to show us it can be done and I appreciate that, thank you!!

Fantastic tutorial, thank you so much for taking the time to film this. I have a client with 6 dining chairs with this very issue but I have never had training on how to fix sagging springs without a full seat redo but now I know! Cheers 🙏🏼

Looks easy in the hands of an expert!

Just had a 150 year old gothic chair collapse and this confirms the way I would be going about the repair. I’ve got my webbing, upholstery needle and thread ready to go. Much appreciated

Thanks to you I rewebbed an old antique couch. Very grateful 🙏

You are Super professional!!! Thank you for teaching us the right way!!❤

Thanks a lot Craig from Stockholm Sweden!😀

You are an artist and this is the BEST video

Just what I wanted! Thank you so much Craig.  Hope you're well

Your guidance has made me confident I can replace the webbing on my Victorian sofa and chairs! Thanks so much.

Thank you for the very professional instruction!!

Thank you! I needed this video.

Outstanding!

Looks easy!

Great video. So glad I found it. May need to do my own sofas. Thanks.

Very very helpful!! Thanks!

Really enjoy watching your craftsmanship totally impressive.

🤯 You are a genius!
Hello from California Great tutorial! You're so easy to follow as well.

Found a 1920s chaise lounge curbside. The upholstery is gorgeous and pristine, but the springs almost touch the floor, weirdly enough the deck isn't sagging. She's been sitting pretty in the corner of my bedroom for almost two years.
Time flies, right? 😂

Now I can say HA! to everyone that's said, "You need to get rid of that thing. You're never going to fix it."

NEVER!! I knew there HAD to be a way!

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!
I'm more grateful than you'll ever know😭😭

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