Repair Cafe
Founder : Martine
Postma
Foundation
chairman : Leonie Reinders
Repair
Cafes are free meeting places and as you
can understand from the name its all about repairing things.In the Cafe a
person could find any tools or materials that it needs for his/her purpose.If a
visitor or customer brings a broken thing to the cafe,customer can start
repairing their wares with themselves, or with help from a qualified personnel
or another customer in the Cafe.And not all customers does not need to bring a broken piece to come to
cafe,if someone wants to get a coffe from there,or want to give a hand to
someone is also welcome to the cafe.Martine Postma first started this idea in
2007 but,she only properly organised her first Cafe in Amsterdam, on 18 October
2009.With this idea.Customers gaining knowledge about its product and they just
handle their jobs independently from the brand’s requisite services.Also doing this in a
cheerful way.
Mohammed Mansour
ReplyDeleteRepair Cafes is a smart idea, since anyone can find any materials that he is looking for,as well as different tools and equipment, the Cafes also provide information on how to repair things, customers can have different discussions and share information widely, this will help to improve the quality of their products after they get fixed, as a conclusion I’d say that this entire idea is brilliant and it should be applied everywhere.
Rico Morasata
ReplyDeleteRepair Cafe is a brilliant idea as it provide all the necessary for customers who need to repair and fix their broken things. From a social point of view, a Repair Cafe is a place where one can learn about repair and also interact with many other people for various reasons: asking for assistance, sharing information and knowledge, or just looking for discussion.
Thus, the Repair Cafe perspective is amazing and should be implemented everywhere as it has numerous advantages.
Often repairing fails, because nobody has the right tool at home. So it is a perfect idea to share the tool in a cafe, so everybody can use it. Because most people do not need their own tools, the idea is economical, ecologic and it is nice for networking. Paul Stellwag
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