Paul L. Jansen & Son is the premier builder of high
quality musicians' benches in the United States. For over 50 years Jansen has
provided benches for top leading piano builders such as Steinway, Yamaha and
Baldwin, as well as many of the world’s top concert pianists, harpists and performers.
Jansen benches are solid and strong, made from the highest quality
hardwood maple grown in the US. Their support and adjusting mechanism hardware works
smoothly and makes absolutely no noise. The padding is made with extra-dense
firm polyester foam which lasts over time and the vinyl is furniture grade
giving the bench a beautiful appearance on or off stage. Jansen benches are
fully constructed in Oshkosh, Wisconsin with all parts made in the
US. Compared to other benches Jansen Benches seem expensive, but they last for many, many years.
*HARP IN LA is pleased to offer FREE SHIPPING on your bench order with us throughout the continental United States. International clients may email for a quote. Depending
on production, delivery is normally within 5-10 working days.
HARP IN LA currently offers two Jansen bench styles; the adjustable Petite Artist Bench and the padded Standard Digital Bench (non-adjustable). These benches are created at time of request, so if you require a special order height, finish or vinyl, please email HARP IN LA and we will check availability.
HARP IN LA currently offers two Jansen bench styles; the adjustable Petite Artist Bench and the padded Standard Digital Bench (non-adjustable). These benches are created at time of request, so if you require a special order height, finish or vinyl, please email HARP IN LA and we will check availability.
THE JANSEN PETITE ARTIST BENCH
The Jansen Petite Artist Bench is the highest quality made
bench on the market today. This particular model is perfect for harpists; It
features a shorter seat measurement than a standard piano bench and its compact
tufted seat is extremely comfortable. These benches use Jansen's silent solid
steel "Micro-A-Just" mechanism which provides precision durability
and convenient height adjustment. The
body and legs are made from solid hardwood maple. These benches are sturdy and strong
with absolutely no bench wobble or mechanism squeak.
Padded seat dimensions: 13" x 21"
Weight: 37 lbs.
Choice of two height adjustments:
18" to 21" (standard leg height is 14").
17" to 20" (standard leg height is 13").
Choice of bench wood satin finish:
Ebony, Walnut, Mahogany and Natural
Choice of sturdy vinyl top:
Ebony, Walnut, Burgundy and Natural Aged Maple*
*A light caramel-colored vinyl exclusively produced by
Jansen that works well with any maple wood lever or pedal harp
Price: $575.00
Shipping: FREE*
Call or email your request to HARP IN LA.
818-389-5054
infoharpinla@yahoo.com
THE JANSEN STANDARD DIGITAL BENCH
A sturdy keyboard bench perfect for harpists who do not need
an adjustable option and a bit more portable. This bench is made of solid hardwood maple. It features
square tapered legs and a smooth padded vinyl top. It is a light-weight,
non-adjustable alternative to the Petite Artist Bench. Choose the height that is right for you.
Padded seat dimensions: 12” x 24”
Weight: 16 lbs.
Choice of heights:
21” (including padded top)
19” (including padded top)
18” (including padded top)
Choice of bench wood satin finish:
Ebony, Walnut, Mahogany and Natural
Choice of sturdy vinyl top:
Ebony, Walnut, Burgundy and Natural Aged Maple*
*A light caramel-colored vinyl exclusively produced by
Jansen that works well with any maple wood lever or pedal harp
Price: $191.70
Shipping: FREE*
Call or email your request to HARP IN LA.
818-389-5054
infoharpinla@yahoo.com
FINISHES
Currently, we have a sample of the Walnut (L) and Mahogany (R) finishes. Ebony is a flat black satin finish and Natural is a clear satin finish of the natural maple wood which the bench is made from.
FINISHES
Currently, we have a sample of the Walnut (L) and Mahogany (R) finishes. Ebony is a flat black satin finish and Natural is a clear satin finish of the natural maple wood which the bench is made from.
