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Better support without guesswork or stuffing
Filling condition assessed
We decide whether reboosting, extra fibre or full replacement is suitable.
Cover fit considered
We match the interior to the cushion size rather than forcing the cover.
Seat platform checked
We look for spring or frame faults that could undermine fresh filling.
Put useful shape back into tired cushions
Cushions settle gradually, so you may not notice the change until one seat feels much lower or the back needs constant plumping. We provide sofa cushion refilling in Llanelli for flattened, soft and misshapen interiors. We remove and assess the filling to see whether it can be reboosted, needs extra fibre or has reached the point where new foam or a replacement interior is more suitable. The cushion dimensions, cover fit and the support you prefer all affect that choice. Simply forcing in more filling can make a cover tight without giving comfortable, even support.
Check beneath the cushion as well
Before blaming the cushion for every dip, we inspect the platform that supports it. A broken spring or frame section can make good filling feel poor and would need its own repair. Where the underlying support is sound, we can reboost seat interiors, add suitable fibre to back cushions, replace worn foam and address misshapen arm pads. We aim for a fuller profile and a more even sitting position across regularly used seats. The finished cushion should fit its cover properly and support you without looking overfilled or losing shape as soon as it is used.
Frequently asked questions
Should I choose refilling or new foam?
That depends on the cushion construction and the condition of its current materials. Fibre may respond to reboosting or additional filling, while softened foam may need replacement. We also consider cover dimensions and your preferred level of support.
Can you improve flattened back cushions?
Yes. We assess whether the back cushions can take additional suitable fibre or need replacement interiors. We shape the filling to suit the cover and aim for even support. Regular turning and plumping may still be useful depending on the cushion design.
Why does my refilled seat still feel low?
A low seat isn't always caused by the cushion. Broken springs, loose webbing or frame movement beneath it can reduce the sitting height. We check the support platform so any structural or spring fault can be dealt with separately from the cushion filling.