New Kneeler Mechanisms and Final Clean Up
Our tile-layers are finishing their work. They are making sure the trim looks crisp and perfect. They are also polishing the surface of the tiles so that they look their best.
Here’s a below and after set of photos showing the difference between the carpet and tile.
Another project in the church involves our kneelers. At some time in our lives, we’ve all dropped a kneeler during Mass. It landed on the floor with a reverberating thud. It’s a little embarrassing, and perhaps a bit distracting.
Other times, we’ve watched a young child slip a toe under the kneeler as it comes down. The child cries; the parent feels awful, and we all wonder if there a better way.
Our pews are going to be fit with a mechanism that prevents the thuds. It’s possible to raise and lower each pew with one finger. Currently, only one kneeler is equipped. We are waiting on a shipment of the rest
Watch the video to see it in action.
Hi! May i know your supplier for the silent kneelers mechanism? Thank you.
Paulynn Pacia
Hello Paulynn. Great question. Someone will get back to you soon.
Paulynn, all the parts to the silent kneeler mechanisms came from Ziegler’s. Give them a call and ask for Mike Ziegler.
Hi sir mike! Thank you so much for your prompt reply. May i know his contact details? Im from the philippines. And our parish priest, fr. Ernie cruz, from the natl shrine of mary help of christians, is interested in replacing the mechanism of our kneelers. Best regards.