1/2 Metre Black PVC Leatherette Fabric – Textured Faux Leather Vinyl, 140cm Wide, 600GSM – Fake Vegan Leather Effect for Upholstery & Sewing – Waterproof Lining for Chairs, Campervans & Boats

Arrived promptly and well packaged but folded as other reviews have commented. Laid it out flat and let it rest for a few days. Creases disappeared. Easy to cut to size for recovering our dining chairs. Very pleased with the final finish. Would recommend

Perfect...delivered quickly .good quality

Quick delivery. The fabric is quite soft and malleable, but high quality. Not used as yet on anything I make as it isn’t quite suited as I thought it would be, but that not a reflection on the product. Still impressed by it. I wouldn’t expect it to stretch that’s why that got a one, which is a good thing in my book for this product.

Good product and good service 👍

I brought this to do the arms of my Swivel chair, but not had time to do this yet. I am going to make a start on this very soon. Thinkness and quality looks good value for the money.

Just as expected

Really pleased with white vinyl - used it to cover six dining chairs and they look like new - the material stretches or gives in all directions which allows stretching and massaging of material to finish it well.Does come with some fold lines but these disappear once laid flat and once stretched over project.I watched some You Tube videos which suggested using a hairdryer to smooth out corners or work difficult areas to upholster - I found I did not need to do this with my chairs.So, to reupholster 6 chairs cost £20@ which is good value.Top tip: get a Stanley wired staple gun - makes a project a pleasure.

The fabric is good quality but does not come in a roll. It is folded for postage and arrives badly creased.The creases spoil the whole experience of using this.I have a small folding coffee table with black legs and a glass top. I wanted to cover the glass with this PVC but even though the table top is quite small, there are creases on the part I need to use.I had to steam the creases out by ironing the underside covered with a protective cloth between the PVC and the iron.It was a nightmare and so dufficult not to melt the PVC. I did melt it in one place where the fold was really bad and had to cut a new piece.The steaming also made the black dye run at the edges and I got black dye all over my hands.So, although the quality of the PVC sheet itself is good, and the surface has a nice grain, it being folded rather than rolled has possibly made it unusable for it's intended purchase.Buyer beware.Edited to add - I used a remnant from this for another project and found an easier way to remove the creases.Use a thin towel, wet it, wring it out and lay it on the underside of the fabric, then use your steam iron.The combination of wet towel and steam from the iron gets the creases out a lot easier.