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Repairs, finishes or adapts crafted items, using hand skills, tools and close attention to detail.
Furniture upholsterers rebuild or finish seats, backs and frames with padding, springs, webbing, fabric, leather or other covers so furniture becomes comfortable and presentable.
In job descriptions, look for upholstery repair, textile cutting, sewing, spring suspension, pattern making, furniture cleaning, restoration assessment, customer measurements and hand tools such as tack pullers, chisels and mallets.
Furniture upholsterers work with existing or new furniture at the bench, on frames and around customer pieces. The work can include stripping old covers, replacing webbing or springs, shaping padding and fitting fabric cleanly.
Useful depth includes textile properties, upholstery fillings, hand tools, pattern making, cutting, sewing, spring suspension, repair judgement and the difference between restoration and new custom upholstery.
Compare salary by craft complexity, restoration responsibility, customer-contact level, material value, workshop independence and whether the role estimates costs or only carries out prepared upholstery work.
Experience can lead toward restoration specialist work, custom furniture production, workshop coordination, prototype upholstery, customer estimating or self-employed craft services.
Check what furniture types the advert names. Chairs, antique pieces, mattresses, sofas and custom prototypes require different tools, fabric choices, repair judgement and finish expectations.
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This is one example. Other occupations in this activity include upholsterer and mattress maker.
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31.0Manufacture of furnitureupholsterer (7534.3)
| ESCO URI | http://data.europa.eu/esco/occupation/cd3f5356-a16f-4aca-9d4b-ceba2b2afec5 |
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| ESCO code | 7534.3.1 |
| ISCO group | 7534 |
| Concept type | Occupation |