Your furniture is meant to be used and enjoyed, so don’t put up with rickety old tables or wobbly chairs. If it’s falling apart we can fix it.
At Turner Restorations some of the most common repairs we do are chair re-glues, structural repairs, replicating missing pieces, turning new spindles, repairing d-lams, and of course all sorts of veneer repairs. So don’t despair, even badly damaged furniture can be repaired.
No other piece of furniture in a home takes the kind of wear and tear that a chair does, so sometimes they just need a little T.L.C.
Over time glue can dry up and lose its integrity, this can result in lifting veneer, structural failure, de-lamination and breakage. It’s important to catch these problems before the damage becomes more difficult and costly to repair. At Turner Restorations we believe that proper repairs and re-glues are essential to insure that your furniture will maintain its beauty and functionality for years to come.
When touching up furniture, grain matching can be the most painstaking task, but every second applied is well worth it when you see the finished product.
Being able to determine how a certain colour and finish were created, and then replicate it, is an important part of furniture finishing. This is called ‘colour matching’, and Turner Restorations prides itself on being the best in the business. We use our product knowledge and our excellent ‘eye for colour’ to create continuity between new and old, assuring that your partial restoration will integrate flawlessly with the existing finished work.
Faux and distressed finishes can be very difficult to replicate, but we are up for the challenge.
If you are like most people you have furniture in your home that has the odd dent or scratch that is constantly catching your eye. Isolating those trouble spots and ‘ touching them up’ may be a simple and effective solution. At Turner Restorations we use a variety of different fillers and composites to repair those areas; using our graining brushes, toners and colourants we then blend, or ‘touch up’ the repair to eliminate all lingering evidence of damage. A well executed touch up can turn a persistent annoyance into a problem solved.