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Maintains the historical architectural characteristics originally designed into your facility. |
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A green alternative to new chairs. Restoring chairs saves resources, preserves landfill space and can earn LEED certification points for recycling of building materials. |
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Restoration is less expensive than new chairs. Restored seating provides quality and lasts longer than most new seating. |
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Older seating was often built with a higher quality materials and craftsmanship than today's seating. |
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New seating usually requires costly architectural drawings. |
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New seating can trigger code upgrades than can REDUCE the seating capacity of your hall. Plus isle width and lighting changes can add significant costs to your projects. |
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Realize substantial costs savings if can re-use the existing floor anchors. |
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Purchasing of new seating requires existing chair removal and disposal which can add cost to your project. |
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Restored chairs combine the old tough time proven frame of older seats with state of the art modern powder coating paints, lacquers, molded foam and innovative fabrics to produce a chair that will last longer and perform better than new chairs. |
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New molded foam, covered with improved upholstery materials, provide added years of durability, soil resistance and easier cleanup features. |
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And here's the best part: If you're currently thinking about replacing or restoring your existing seating, give us a call. We'll Remove, Restore and Return to you a completed chair for your evaluation
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FREE-OF-CHARGE! |