Caravan & Motorhome Seating

Made-to-measure caravan and motorhome upholstery in hard-wearing fabrics.

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About caravan & motorhome seating

Caravan and motorhome upholstery is a specialist job — cushions have to be cut precisely to the vehicle, comply with fire regulations and stand up to constant use. From vintage VW campervans to modern 6-berth motorhomes, we work with upholsterers who specialise in vehicle interiors.

  • Free, no-obligation quotes
  • Local, vetted specialists
  • Photo-based briefs
  • Real customer reviews
  • Bespoke fabric options
  • Aftercare & guarantees where offered
Caravan & Motorhome Seating style variant

Popular styles

Not sure which style you have? Send us a photo — we'll help you identify it and match you with an upholsterer who specialises in that shape.

Fixed bench seating

L-shaped or U-shaped lounge seating that doubles as a bed.

Convertible dinette

Face-to-face seats and a drop-down table that becomes a small double.

Retro campervan (VW T2/T3)

Two- or three-piece rock-and-roll bed sets, often in striped or block-colour fabric.

Cab seats & headrests

Driver and passenger seats retrimmed to match the interior.

Fabric options

Automotive-grade wovens

Heavy-duty polyester weaves designed for vehicles.

Faux leather

Easy-clean, ideal for muddy boots and pets.

Alcantara / suedette

Premium modern motorhome look and feel.

Fire-retardant crib 5

Required for many hire vehicles and commercial conversions.

Preview fabrics on your own piece →

Popular colour palette

A curated palette that suits caravan & motorhome seating — from timeless neutrals to statement tones.

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How the process works

  1. 1

    Template & quote — either drop the vehicle in for a template, remove the cushions and post them, or send accurate measurements and photos for a written quote.

  2. 2

    Fabric & foam spec — choose an automotive-grade fabric and the correct foam density; fire-retardant Crib 5 is standard for hire fleets and conversions.

  3. 3

    Cover manufacture — new covers are cut, sewn and piped to match the original pattern, with zips and Velcro replaced as needed.

  4. 4

    Foam replacement — worn or sagging foams are swapped for new CMHR foam cut to the exact profile of the vehicle.

  5. 5

    Fit & collect — cushions are re-fitted in the vehicle or collected/delivered ready to drop back in.

Caravan & Motorhome Seating — frequently asked questions

How much does caravan or motorhome upholstery cost?
A full set of new covers for a 4-berth caravan or campervan is typically £600–£1,400 depending on fabric; add £250–£600 if the foams also need replacing. VW rock-and-roll bed sets usually run £450–£900. Send photos and dimensions for a written quote.
Do the fabrics meet vehicle fire regulations?
Yes — all fabrics are automotive-grade and Crib 5 fire-retardant is available as standard, which is required for hire fleets, self-build conversions and commercial use.
Can you match my existing interior?
Yes. Send photos of the current interior and any wood, curtain or blind samples; we'll help you choose a fabric and colour that ties the conversion together.
Do I need to bring the vehicle in?
Not always. Many upholsterers work from the removed cushions plus photos of the vehicle, so you can post the covers or drop them off without leaving the van.
How long does it take?
Typically 2–4 weeks from fabric confirmation. Time your booking for the winter and most workshops can turn a full set around in 10–14 days.