J.H. Conklin & Co.

Listing #1321 Listed on: 01/23/2012

Founded in 1992, J.H. Conklin & Co. offers furniture refinishing, repair and upholstery services to residences, businesses and design firms in the Philadelphia metro area. In 2001 the operation moved to its current location in a converted carriage barn - with the upholstery functions in a separate 900 square foot space. The current configuration allows for simultaneous repairing, stripping, sanding, staining, finishing and upholstering. A 16' drop-gate trailer handles weekly rounds of pick-up and delivery. On weekends, a portion of the shop gets cleared out to provide practice space for a local rock band.

Staining a door

Repair Bench

Staining

Upholstery resource Area

Assembly area, pre-delivery.

Dye, brushed glaze, satin topcoat.

Repaired trim and veneer, dye base, grain stain, wiped glaze, satin topcoat.

Company Name: J.H. Conklin & Co.

Contact Name: Jim Conklin

Location: Pennsville, NJ 08070

Year Founded: 1992

Sq. Footage: 3,600

Employees: 3

Gross Sales: N/A

Website: www.jhconklin.com

Product Specialties:

Finishing - General Wood Finishing
Finishing - Refinishing
Furniture - Furniture Repairs

Shop Equipment:

Other - CA Tech Lynx L300H
Other - CA Tech FE-FF
Other - SataJet 1000 B
Other - CA Tech 2 1/2 gal pressure pot
Grizzly - 10" 3HP Table Saw
Other - 3M Accuspray 10
Fuji - Q4 Turbine
Other - CH 80 gal 5 HP Compressor

Viewer Comments:

Posted By: Brian [02/04/2012]
Hi there
thanks for sharing these great photos and video. very well organized. I was wondering if you have ever tried the Kremlyn spray system. I have two in my small cabinet shop and love them...very efficient and low to no overspray. By the way, might be time for a spray respirator mask!.
thanks
Brian

Posted By: Brian [02/04/2012]
Hi there
thanks for sharing these great photos and video, very well organized. I was wondering if you have ever tried the Kremlyn spray system? I have two in my small cabinet shop and love them. They are very efficient and low to no overspray. By the way, might be time for a spray respirator mask!
Thanks
Brian

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