Poeschl (was [CAUT] benches)

[Nichols]

Fred,

    We got a new Poeschel bench for NMSU, and it was nice until it started 
"gronking". I couldn't locate the noise, and when I talked to the company, 
they said "tough". So... never again, unfortunately. Nice mechanism, but no 
real warranty.

Regards,
Guy


At 06:43 PM 12/9/2004 -0600, you wrote:
>At 17:51 12/9/2004, you wrote:
>>Conrad,
>>         Do you have any experience with this very German-named firm? 
>> Interestingly, just today a private customer asked me what to do with 
>> her old MAFCO bench (in pretty solid condition) after taking it to a 
>> local upholsterer and getting an utterly useless job. The website makes 
>> them look professional enough.
>>Regards,
>>Fred Sturm
>>University of New Mexico
>>
>>--On Wednesday, December 8, 2004 12:04 PM -0600 Conrad Hoffsommer 
>><hoffsoco@martin.luther.edu> wrote:
>>>
>>>That would be Poeschl.
>>>
>>>http://www.poeschlmfg.com
>
>
>Sorry, Fred,
>
>I only know Poeschl from their advertising.
>
>The adjustables we have here are from MAFCO, Jansen, kimbaldörfer(Jansen) 
>and genuine Steinway. The MAFCO are all in dire need of reupholstering, 
>the Jansen/Bö have been redone in the last two years by Jansen and the 
>Steinway have some almost indestructable real leather but are too 
>uncomfortable for most people, anyway...
>
>
>
>Conrad Hoffsommer
>
>Early to rise: early to bed;
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>
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