Covers may be cleaned or replaced with new covers on site—a cost effective way to maintain facilities.
while recycling and conserving resources.

Renewable: Many customers get extra covers with their initial orders, so that they can promptly replace a damaged cover in heavily used facilities.  For example, the U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services orders an extra set of replacement covers for their children’s seating in family waiting areas.

Madeira Library replaced covers in their children's and teen areas keeping the same color scheme.

Mason High School selected a new pattern and color for their reception entry seating

Sustainable: Replaceable covers enable customers to recycle their furniture, reorganizing their spaces and making the best use of their existing resources.  St. Francis Hospital created several smaller department areas, with new colors and fabric covers, from large waiting areas of Laurel Series chairs. 

Flexible: Used individually or combined into new configurations, seating renewed with replaceable covers yields long term benefits of economy and usefulness.  As Ivy Tech Community College has rearranged their seating, they have replaced covers on some chairs and benches, creating new lounge arrangements and locations.  Original covers which are still usable are being held for back-ups to other original chairs.