Absolute in function
and form
The Pollaro workshop is a special place. Everything made here is overseen by one person, who imbues it with the commitment, passion and intuition of the master craftsman. We work using only traditional techniques, with each discipline located only feet from one another under one roof. It is this interconnectedness—of thinking and of doing—that results in masterpieces of absolute perfection, both seen and unseen.
The Pollaro workshop is a special place. Everything made here is overseen by one person, who imbues it with the commitment, passion and intuition of the master craftsman.
We work using only traditional techniques, with each discipline located only feet from one another under one roof. It is this interconnectedness—of thinking and of doing—that results in masterpieces of absolute perfection, both seen and unseen.
Jack Forster
Forbes Life
We have more than 38 master craftspeople in our workshop, hailing from 38 countries around the world.
Every six months, each of our craftsmen cleans off their bench top, gives them a light sanding and applies three coats of oil. This is a ritual that maintains our most precious tool and reminds us of the absolute level of craftsmanship our clients demand.
For every one of our craftsmen, showing respect in this way nourishes their soul.
It is also the way Johann Weiss intended it when he produced workbenches and wooden hand planes in his factory in Vienna beginning in 1820, and it is our way of keeping his memory alive. Our benches are inspired by the original Weiss bench. Ours were further enhanced in the hands of our friend Frank Klausz, who lovingly built them for us.
Every six months, each of our craftsmen cleans off their bench top, gives them a light sanding and applies three coats of oil. This is a ritual that maintains our most precious tool and reminds us of the absolute level of craftsmanship our clients demand.
For every one of our craftsmen, showing respect in this way nourishes their soul.
It is also the way Johann Weiss intended it when he produced workbenches and wooden hand planes in his factory in Vienna beginning in 1820, and it is our way of keeping his memory alive. Our benches are inspired by the original Weiss bench. Ours were further enhanced in the hands of our friend Frank Klausz, who lovingly built them for us.
Made without equal
HANDMADE IN THE USA SINCE 1988