Repair Chronicles: Restoring the Beauty of a Broken Dining Chair
Since I am alone at home now while my entire family is in the Philippines, I make it a point to entertain myself and stay occupied. This helps me avoid excessive sadness and constantly dwelling on thoughts of them.
I repaired the dining table chair by replacing the wide plank seating that had broken in the middle. Fortunately, I had some extra foam stored away specifically for this purpose.

This short blog aims to highlight the value of wood and foam scraps by sharing my personal experience. It serves as a reminder that even seemingly insignificant materials can be repurposed and utilized effectively in the future.





The finished product showcased in the blog is the result of my efforts. To ensure accurate measurements, I used the old plank as a template and traced its shape onto the plywood before making the cut.




To complete the project, I covered the seat with foam and repurposed fabric from our office that was no longer in use. Instead of using thumb tacks, I opted for a Staple Gun Tacker to secure the fabric in place.

It's a better seat and it's soft and durable.
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great repair buddy! I gues the chair was not that comfy before it haha
Does this mean that you are going to post more DIYs here? Nice!
Hehehe... Yes, it is not. ^_^
I am going to post more DIY if I have. hehehe
magaling ka pala bro gumawa ng upuan hehe, keep up the good job!
Repairing lang po. ^_^
Mga scratch materials.