Repairing a broken chair back can breathe new life into your cherished furniture, blending functionality with sentimental value.

Start by assessing the damage—determine whether it’s a simple crack or a complete break.

For minor cracks, wood glue is your best friend; apply it generously and clamp the pieces together until set.

If the back is detached, consider using screws or dowels for added stability.

Sand the area gently to prepare for refinishing, and choose a matching stain or paint to restore its original look.

Don't forget to seal your work with a protective finish!

"Revive Your Furniture: Expert Insights on Repairing a Broken Chair Back"