Maintenance

Maintenance or a new chair: how to make the best decision

A technical diagnosis compares structure, components, ergonomics, cost and service life before the decision.

Appearance alone does not determine the end of a chair's service life. A recoverable structure can receive new upholstery, a gas cylinder, a mechanism, a base or casters.

The best choice comes from comparing the total cost of recovery, the structural condition, the availability of parts and the price of an equivalent new chair.

In operations with volume, screening also makes it possible to build a parts bank with usable components, reducing waste and speeding up future repairs.