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Inlow Upholstery Encourages Boat Owners to Book Upholstery Projects During the Off-Season
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Fall is the ideal time to tackle worn boat seats, cushions and upholstery while boats are out of regular use and prepare ahead for next year's boating season.

SHELBY, N.C. - ncarol.com -- With another summer boating season coming to an end, Inlow Upholstery is encouraging boat owners across Western North Carolina to start planning boat upholstery projects now instead of waiting until warm weather returns.

The fall and winter months are an ideal time for boat upholstery work because boats are typically used less frequently. Scheduling during the off-season allows owners to address cracked vinyl, worn seating, damaged foam, torn seams and other upholstery needs without losing valuable time on the water.

"Once spring arrives, boat owners are ready to get back on the water," said Emily Inlow of Inlow Upholstery. "Taking care of upholstery during the off-season means your boat can be ready when boating season comes back around."

Inlow Upholstery provides marine upholstery services including boat seats, cushions, deck lids, engine covers and other upholstered components. Services can include new marine-grade vinyl, foam replacement and repairs, depending on the needs of the project.

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For customers who need a place to keep their boat during upholstery work, uncovered boat storage is available on-site while the project is being completed. This allows customers to leave the boat at the shop rather than coordinating individual seat removal and pickup.

Inlow Upholstery is a husband-and-wife upholstery business located in Lawndale, North Carolina, serving Cleveland County and surrounding areas including Shelby, Kings Mountain, Cherryville, Lincolnton, Hickory, Gastonia and other communities across Western North Carolina.

Boat owners interested in having upholstery completed before the next boating season are encouraged to schedule early.

Send a photo for a free estimate or contact Inlow Upholstery to get started.

About Inlow Upholstery


Inlow Upholstery is a locally owned upholstery business based in Lawndale, North Carolina. The company provides furniture upholstery, marine upholstery, RV and camper upholstery, custom cushions and seating, and other custom upholstery services. Inlow Upholstery operates by appointment only and offers pickup and delivery for an additional service charge.

Inlow Upholstery
Lawndale, North Carolina
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