“We bought the wrong chairs for our church,” the pastor who had just called me lamented. “We appointed a committee to handle the selection process, and they were far more concerned with size and comfort versus the functionality our use required. Now every week we deal with the ramifications of their decision! If I had it to do over again,
Jonti-Craft has shared with us about their upcoming March, 2010 Sale. Many of their storage units and wood lockers will be featured at their lowest pricing in years. I love everything about Jonti-Craft products. Their quality is phenomenal. The finish on their products is amazingly easy to clean. And during March these same products are more affordable than they have
As I assist churches throughout the country develop their cafe and coffee-shop environments, a major decision each church has to make is what height tables and chairs they’re going to furnish their new project with. I often find the terms church furniture manufacturers use to delineate the three basic height choices are not familiar to churches. So here’s a quick
Lesro has long been a great source for churches of quality, but also reasonably priced reception furniture. Their various modular collections provide all the components and accessories needed to accomodate any size of church reception area. In the world of church furniture the use of Lesro seating is very common. Recently Lesro introduced a new collection of reception furniture named
The addition of a “Flex Back” to several models of chairs has become an assumed advantage for such chairs versus models lacking a flex back. The combination of this option along with the increased price of chairs possessing this feature would certainly lead church furnishings purchasers to think so. But is this assumption valid? Church Furniture Partner conducted a non-scientific
We’re now more than five weeks into the new year and there has been little movement by church furniture manufacturers to raise prices for 2010. In a random survey of 50 prominent church furnishing manufacturers, I found only 12 that have raised prices this year subtantially over 2009. That’s great news for churches. However, I’ve heard from several that they’re
