PosteCare
FR Check a repair

Mobile component service · Greater Montreal

Keep the workstation.
Replace what failed.

We replace common office-chair components and service selected sit-stand desk systems onsite. Send the product label and failure photos first—we review compatibility before dispatch.

Check my repairRepair several workstations →
01
Photo review
02
Part compatibility
03
Planned visit
Conceptual exploded arrangement of an ergonomic chair and sit-stand workstation
Conceptual editorial image · not compatibility evidence
ASSEMBLY / 01

02 / IDENTIFY

Show us what’s broken.

A full view and a clear model label prevent the most avoidable wasted visits.

What needs service?

CHROffice chairCylinder · caster · arm · mechanism DSKSit-stand deskControl · module · alignment · frame 10+Several unitsInventory · parts plan · repair day
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Add product photos
Full view · underside/frame label · failed component

Start review

03 / COMPONENTS

Mechanical failures, named precisely.

CYL / 01

Cylinder

Sinking or no height adjustment

CST / 02

Casters

Broken, seized or floor-inappropriate

ARM / 03

Armrests

Pad or compatible assembly

MEC / 04

Mechanism

Selected tilt and control assemblies

CTL / 05

Desk control

Approved matching handset or module

FRM / 06

Frame

Alignment, leveling and hardware

ID / 04

We replace a verified component. We do not improvise inside pressure vessels, wiring or control boards.

04 / SCALE

1

One chair can be worth keeping.

Premium individual chairs are welcome when the repair and dispatch economics make sense.

50

A repair day is the commercial product.

Inventory recurring failures, plan compatible parts, repair onsite, then document completed units and exceptions.

Plan a fleet day

WORK ORDER / METHOD

PC–M01

A visit begins before the van moves.

  1. 01PHOTO

    Product, label and failure.

  2. 02IDENTIFY

    Brand, model and likely component.

  3. 03PART

    Confirmed, probable or unknown.

  4. 04VISIT

    One planned mobile dispatch.

  5. 05TEST

    Function, record and exceptions.

06 / COMPATIBILITY

“Looks standard” is not a part number.

Some casters and cylinders share dimensions. Many mechanisms, arm assemblies and desk controls do not. Every model starts as unknown until documentation or real work confirms it.

How compatibility is recorded →
MODEL / COMPONENTSTATUS
Label receivedNeeds review
Source documentedConfirmed
Mismatch foundIncompatible
Conceptual office scene with repeated chairs being systematically assessed
Conceptual editorial image · not a customer site

07 / ONE VISIT

Eight sinking chairs. Six caster sets. One planned day.

Commercial service is designed around repeated failures, shared models and fewer dispatches—not a string of isolated handyman calls.

08 / START

The label is the beginning of the repair.

Send up to four private photos. We will review the likely component and tell you what can—and cannot—be planned.

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What’s broken?