Game changer
"I have been using a makeshift bench for years for my second hand Leclerc Colonial, this bench has been a game changer for ease and comfort while weaving!"
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Rated 4.9 out of 5 — 14 verified reviews
Turn your Rosie's Weaving Bench into a "rocking" bench with these seat cleats.
Sold in pairs.
Overall rating: 4.857143 / 5 from 14 reviews.
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Glad I got them
"The rockers are a great add-on to the bench, easing the strain on my back."
It works great! It makes
"It works great! It makes it easier to work on your loom when you can tilt the seat. I'm glad I selected this option. It does make my bench more comfortable to sit and work on. A definite recommend!"
Perfect
"Perfect little extra tilt to my bench."
the rocking ability is great.
"the rocking ability is great."
Great Weaving Position
"I decided to give Rosie's Weaving Bench Rockers a try when I ordered my bench. The rockers have enabled me to move get closer to my loom when I lean forward, improving both my weaving position and posture. Very pleased!"
Great beanch
"At least the rest of you got instructions on putting it together 🤣"
Great idea.
"This little bit of a rock is very helpful and may save your back. A must."
Really adds to my comfort
"Really adds to my comfort over longer periods of time weaving"
Great bench - just hard to assemble
"After the pieces are assembled, it's a great bench. It's all wood, sturdy and solid. Has a nice finish. It's adjustable for height and the seat can be set up for either straight or rocking motion. I use the rocking motion while weaving. The problem we had was in trying to figure out how to assemble it. The instructions that come with the bench are poor quality - a copy of a copy - with fuzzy text and blurry photos. The instructions need to include clear color photos, and more steps, in particular where and how to place the rectangular-shaped washers when putting the legs and the tray together. My husband called the Woolery for help with the assembly and the person was helpful in explaining what to do. But it would save time and hassle to just improved the assembly instructions."
