Over recent years, there’s been a great effort among church seating manufacturers to control their production costs. Church seating is a very competitive arena in our day so any dollars saved on the production side aides in providing a competitive advantage. One of the major ways that manufacturers have tried to lower their production costs is to acquire or produce
I remember looking disappointingly at the collection of extended height swivel chairs we had collected at New Hope Community Church over the years. There were several different brands and styles that we had obviously tried out and then discarded. All of them had been purchased from a variety of office supply stores and warehouse clubs. And all had broken down
I have been impressed by the quality of the new line of Foundations Baby Changing Stations. While there are several levels of these stations available from Foundations, their entry line is more than adequate for most churches. As you pursue church furnishings for your church, you’ll want to make sure to check out these out for your parents of young
One of the most common questions I receive about church furnishings relate to lightweight folding tables. Almost without exception, churches have past experiences with heavier, particleboard-core folding tables that have been a staple for decades. In their storage rooms are tables of this genre, often with broken corners and sharp undersides. They have been lugged around so many times that
The title of this article is one of the most common questions about church furnishings I’m asked by churches. They’re adding projections screens for existing environments in their current building, or they’re needing to plan for a church construction project. What size screen(s) should be purchased? I have found that there are basically two ways for churches to acquire the
I’ve helped some churches recently layout their multi-purpose rooms and fellowship halls to maximize their seating capacity around banquet tables. When churches commonly used mostly rectangle tables, it was fairly simple to determine how many people could be seated in one serving. Today round tables are the growing choice for churches and capacities are harder to determine. Here are some
