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Josef Klier during wood purchasing
Josef Klier purchasing wood
The workshop after relaunching |
As early as 1890, the great-grandfather of the present proprietor, Jürgen Josef Klier,
founded a small but successful workshop where he made fingerboards. That was back in
Schönbach near Eger, in what is today the Czech Republic. But times moved on and war
and expulsion took their toll. However, the family found a new home in Möhrendorf.
In 1950, they eventually set up a new workshop.
Now the fourth generation of Kliers is making fingerboards for all manner of bowed and
plucked instruments. All our fingerboards are made of ebony wood, most of which is
imported from Africa. Our customers include master craftsmen, workshops, and companies
both in and outside Germany.
Almost 120 years of experience, the latest machines, sophisticated production methods
and strict quality controls ensure that the quality of our products is consistently
high. And our extensive store of sawn blanks ensures that only well-seasoned wood that
has been allowed to dry over several years is used. That means we will continue to
manufacture fingerboards of the highest quality in the future, too. For the pleasure
of our customers. |
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