Richard: We bought 7 of these last year and so far they are holding up pretty well. They are not nearly as stout as the Jansens but they seem OK so far. I wonder what they'll be like in 10 years. dave *********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** On 3/6/01 at 1:52 PM Richard West wrote: >David > >I would be interested, especially if the price was right. I just bought a >few adjustible benches from Steigerman Benchworld (Seattle). They were >$160, look pretty good and have a scissors type mechanism, but much >differently engineered that the Jansen scissors mechanism. I don't know >how well they'll hold up. Has anyone had experience with these benches >and how they have stood the test of time? The price certainly wasn't bad. > >Richard West, University of Nebraska > >David Forman wrote: > >> How many of you out there would be interested in such a bench? We are >> going >> to be purchasing a bunch of benches in the near future and I would sure >> like >> to be able to get benches that will last longer and be easier to >> maintain. I >> hate dealing with benches, so anything that will make my life easier in >> that >> arena is attractive to me. >> >> Another YES. A bench like that would be very useful, but as others have >> said, cost needs to be reasonable. >> Dave Forman >> Westminster Choir College Of Rider University David M. Porritt dporritt@swbell.net Meadows School of the Arts Southern Methodist University Dallas, TX 75275
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