Refinishing is where a remanufactured system earns the line "indistinguishable from new." Roberts runs its own advanced baked-on powder coating process — alongside painting and staining — for a durable, attractive, and long-lasting finish applied right here in Liverpool.
Once a part has been dismantled, inspected, repaired, or replaced, it is cleaned and refinished in-house. Powder coating is one of three finishing methods we run on our own line.
Our own advanced baked-on powder coating process produces a durable, attractive, and long-lasting finish on the steel components that carry a remanufactured system.
Where a part calls for it, we also paint and stain in-house — so a refinished frame, work surface, or cabinet leaves on one consistent standard rather than a near-miss.
We use LEED-compliant low-emitting paints, sprays, solvents, and glues, so the finish supports the indoor-air-quality goals of a green office plan rather than working against them.
Powder coating is the Refinish stage of the Roberts remanufacturing process. By the time a part reaches the finishing line it has already been completely dismantled, every component inspected, and anything beyond repair replaced with a piece equal to or better than the original.
Cleaning and refinishing locally — including painting, staining, or our baked-on powder coating process — is what turns a sound but worn frame back into a surface that reads as new and holds up like it.
Because the finishing line is ours, finish quality is controlled in-house rather than outsourced — on the same parts that go on to carry a full warranty.
Every part is cleaned and prepared in-house before any finish is applied.
Painting, staining, or our advanced baked-on powder coating process, for a durable and long-lasting finish.
LEED-compliant low-emitting paints, sprays, solvents, and glues used throughout the fabrication process.
A remanufactured Steelcase or Herman Miller system is only as convincing as its finish. Running powder coating in-house means the durability and appearance of every refinished part are set by Roberts rather than left to an outside shop.
It is also part of how Roberts keeps furniture out of the landfill: a worn but structurally sound steel frame can be stripped, refinished, and put back into service instead of being scrapped — the kind of closed-loop reuse that anchors "Built to outlast new."
Tell us the color, the specification, or the worn parts that need bringing back, and we will refinish them in-house on our own line. Call (315) 451-9185 or request a quote to get started.