Upholstery Vinyl

All Vinyl Fabrics is basically an entire database of choices of vinyl upholstery—including marine vinyl and automotive vinyl. This blog will give you a look at the myriad of uses you can find for vinyl upholstery in a common home. Whatever your designs, you’re likely to find that vinyl is right for the job. Automotive upholstering with vinyl is often ideal, too, but for now, let’s sticks to the home.

            One of the most obvious uses for vinyl is in vinyl siding on homes. This is much more affordable than stone, brick or other materials for the outside of homes. Vinyl is also very durable and water-resistant, so it becomes more ideal for home siding. You can choose many different colors and can have it installed relatively easily.

            Next, let’s go almost indoors, to an indoor porch! Vinyl can be used as floor upholstery, in a sense. It can serve as great indoor-outdoor carpeting that will prevent dirt and debris from collecting as it does in carpets. Vinyl flooring in transitional spaces is inexpensive and can hide dirt well.

            Now, indoors, vinyl can be used as upholstery for kitchen chairs. Food is often spilled and stains chairs that are leather or cloth. But with vinyl upholstery (as in automotive vinyl upholstery) you will be able to simply wipe down the chairs and know that you haven’t ruined your new finish. This is also applicable to say about marine grade vinyl. Vinyl becomes quite a wonder fabric when you start to think about the practical applications and the vast design potential it has.