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Are you passionate about fabric and furniture design? Do you have a knack for using pins, hammers, and staple guns? Are you physically strong and love problem-solving? If so, a career as an upholsterer might be perfect for you.

Roles of an Upholsterer

As an upholsterer, you will be responsible for covering furniture, such as sofas and chairs, as well as other surfaces, with various upholstery materials like fabric and leather. There are different types of upholsterer roles, including custom upholsterers, production upholsterers, re-upholsterers, and vehicle upholsterers.

Custom Upholsterers

Custom upholsterers work in small shops and focus on covering custom or made-to-order furniture with materials using standard patterns. They may help customers choose fabrics and styles, with advanced skills to produce furniture as per specific customer specifications.

Production Upholsterers

Production upholsterers specialize in one area of new furniture production in factories, performing specific functions on assembly lines.

Re-Upholsterers

Re-upholsterers refurbish old furniture by repairing springs, padding, and sewing fabrics to fit furniture parts.

Vehicle Upholsterers

Vehicle upholsterers focus on covering vehicle components like seats and door panels and work on various types of vehicles.

Working Conditions & Skills

Upholsterer jobs involve physically demanding tasks, requiring manual dexterity, coordination, good vision, strength, endurance, and problem-solving skills.

Educational Requirements & Career Prospects

While a high school diploma is not required, some basic education is beneficial. Upholsterer certification is optional but may enhance job opportunities.

If you're interested in becoming an upholsterer, explore opportunities with NOC codes 7341, H511, 6345, or 63221. Upholsterers use creativity and skills to transform furniture, making them aesthetically pleasing.