Shift foam
Density that survives a full day, not a living-room wrap.
Heavy-use taxi seating recovered to stay in service
Taxi seats live a harder life than any family car: constant on-off, bags, wet coats, and a driver’s seat that never cools. Recovering them is about durable covering, foam that holds a shift, and a turnaround that does not leave the vehicle off the road for a week if we can help it.
Tell us the vehicle type and whether it is driver, passenger or both. Workhorse materials beat showroom leather almost every time.
Density that survives a full day, not a living-room wrap.
Practical vinyl or cloth chosen for wipe-down and wear.
The getting-in edge that fails first on passenger doors.
A realistic window so you can plan the booking diary.
A clear path from first pictures to workshop finish — so you always know what happens next.
Type of taxi plus the worst seat in daylight.
Wipeable and tough — comfort second, service first.
Seats out, rebuilt, covers on.
Returned ready for the next shift.
What this service does well — and what to weigh up before you commit.
Tell us about the piece — we’ll reply with practical next steps from the Hayes workshop.