Sew What! Belize: Custom seating areas

So What is Sew What!?

Custom fabrication.....including interior furnishings, casual furniture cushions, boat cushions and canvas work, re-upholstery, outdoor deck weather shades, and lots of other custom projects.

Cushions: If you need a cushion for something, we can make it for you, whether it’s for home, boat, deck, or beach. Choose a fabric from what’s in stock or bring your own. Whether it’s a replacement cushion, something for custom-made furniture, or re-upholstery, we can do it.

Lounge chair or deck chair cushions are always available.

Need some weather protection around an outdoor area like a deck, or restaurant patio? We can do that.

Whether your project is to update a single chair, or an entire resort, we can help.

Since every project is different, prices vary, depending on fabric used and size of project.

We’re happy to provide estimates.

Quality is important, to us, as it is to you. We use quality materials, and make sure everything is done to your specifications.

Sew What fabrics do we have?

We stock Sunbrella fabrics, simply because it is the best choice for island life. Beautiful colors that stay vibrant even in the intense sun, as well as being resistant to stains, water, and mildew. Great for beach houses, rental units, resorts and restaurants, or your own living room.

We have a wide selection of Sunbrella furniture fabrics for indoors or outdoors available in stock. If there's a particular style we don't have we are happy to order it for you. We also stock marine Sunbrella for boats, awnings, or outdoor furniture.

Sew What else do we have?

We also carry a few Phifer GeoBella fabric styles.

Tropical woven patterns that are also resistant to stains and fading.

We also have other specialty fabrics, such as Nautolex for boat cushions, shade cloth, Phifertex Plus and Sheerweave for roller shades and outdoor weather shades, clear vinyl, flag cloth, cotton painting canvas, and more.

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Wednesday, February 10, 2010

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