If you can't re-pad (re-stuff) the chair, then what you could do-and it is not the prettiest way to resolve the frame coming through-is to add pillows as a barrier between you and the frame. Sometimes furniture just wears out and needs to be replaced.
Another way is to have someone professionally re-upholster it.
Hello. Could you post a picture of your chair? More information might be able to give more specific suggestions or potential solutions knowing the style and general shape of the chair. A slip cover might be something to consider.
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It sounds like the padding has broken down over years of use. There isn't much you can do for that without recovering.
If you can't re-pad (re-stuff) the chair, then what you could do-and it is not the prettiest way to resolve the frame coming through-is to add pillows as a barrier between you and the frame. Sometimes furniture just wears out and needs to be replaced.
Another way is to have someone professionally re-upholster it.
Can you open up the upholstery on the back side someplace and add stuffing?
It has stuffing the fabric is torn I had a dog that torn it the stuffing to showing right in middle of seat
Betty would it be possible to put on a slip cover?
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I've used this tactic...it may work for you: exquisitelyunremarkable.com/2015/07/custom-upholstered-chair-easy-diy.html
Hello. Could you post a picture of your chair? More information might be able to give more specific suggestions or potential solutions knowing the style and general shape of the chair. A slip cover might be something to consider.