I believe Jansen & Son (www.pljansen.com) repair & rebuild only the artist benches they sell... but it wouldn't hurt to ask. If these are adjustable artist benches (and Jansen isn't an option): Find a good professional upholsterer, preferably one with automotive expertise who works in leather as well (tuck & roll, etc). Get it done right, people will appreciate that a great deal! It may not be cheap but then neither are your services. If your clients deserve the level of service and expertise you provide to facilitate their efforts toward their art, they deserve this too. Make it happen. :) -- Regards, Alan B. Crane, RPT School of Music Wichita State University alan.crane at wichita.edu ============================================== On Thursday 14 October 2010 11:46:20 Jon Page wrote: > Jansen recovers them and rebuilds the mechanism as needed. On Thursday 14 October 2010 11:23:35 Dr. Henry Nicolaides wrote: > Hi List, > > Any of you had experience recovering benches. I am at a loss for > information regarding materials for the cover as well as foam for the > "padding". Some of our benches still work well but have worn ripped/torn > covers. Are "kits" even available for recovering? > > Henry Nicolaides > Piano Technician, School of Music > Southern Illinois University > Carbondale, Illinois
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