In a world of ever-increasing consumption of consumer goods, Manufacture des Cévennes has chosen a different path. The company gives a second life to products that would otherwise be thrown away, buried or incinerated. It specializes in the reconditioning of office, waiting room and conference chairs.
Expertise in reconditioning
Contrary to popular belief, seat reconditioning is not simply a matter of cleaning. The process is both technical and complex, requiring specialized expertise to ensure that the seats are as good as new. Manufacture des Cévennes' seatreconditioning workshop has that expertise. The company takes great care with each seat it reconditions to deliver a final product that will meet its customers' expectations.
The company has created a video to give an insight into the breadth of its expertise and commitment to quality. The video shows the seat reconditioning workshop. It also shows the various stages of the process, from quality testing to preparing seats for shipment.
Guided tour of our workshop, with explanations from Samuel Corgne, founder and CEO of the ErgoSanté group and Manufacture des Cévennes.
Durable, less expensive reconditioned seats
Manufacture des Cévennes offers an economical and ecological alternative to new seats. Reconditioned seats come with a 1-year warranty. What's more, they are offered at at least 50% off their new price, excluding VAT. The company produces a wide range of seats in different styles, colors and materials to meet the needs of its customers.
If you would like to make the choice of reuse, contact the Manufacture des Cévennes team for any collection or purchase on 04 66 24 54 56 or send an email to contact@ecosiege.fr. You can also visit the company's website, to find out more about its approach and discover its range of reconditioned seats.
Opting for reconditioned chairs means giving a second life to products that would otherwise be thrown away, while saving money at the same time. Contact us for a sustainable and economical solution for your office chairs.
