Typhoon V-Birth Cushions

[Mollie and Josh]

We are planning on making new V-birth cushions for our typhoon. We have ordered zippers, piping, etc. We are having trouble deciding on fabric. The old ones were vinyl. Should we do vinyl again, or sunbrella?

[Stan]

you can use any good scotch guarded material for the top and then use a vinyl on the back side.

Sunbrealla is a good choice too. I personally am not a big fan of all vinyl.

[winthrop]

Hi.
you can make them your self or go to JSI.com and order them.
first i made mine but they did not come out right, so i used them for something else.
but then i order them for $250 for the ty.
and they look good.
you can get any thing you want and color as well.
its not bad for the price.
winthrop

[HUSKERDEN]

Winthrop:

I called JSI, and they wanted $930 for cushions, and that was using stock fabric and grade B foam. They said your price must be incorrect. Can you verify info?

Thanks huskerden@ev1.net

[winthrop fisher]

Hi....
i had it done last year and the man sent me a color chart for vinyl only, for only the v-berth only. (no extras added).
i had to trace the out line for them and send it to them, so they could make it, he only charged my card for $30 for shipping (ups) and $250 for both sides.
but i did order it in the winter, because he told me it is allot cheaper, so i did.
i am sorry that i did not say that before, but i don't understand why they are changing you so much more.
if i can help you in any way, i will try.
when i have to order any thing, i all was do it in the winter, the cost is allot less.
again i am sorry.
winthrop

Winthrop:

I called JSI, and they wanted $930 for cushions, and that was using stock fabric and grade B foam. They said your price must be incorrect. Can you verify info?

Thanks huskerden@ev1.net

[Guest]

I just ordered cusions for my Vberth and one settee from Defender. Came out great!

About $750

SU