Repair shop website template with a waiting list, prices and counter hours

For a repairer, a restorer or any maker who works to a waiting list, and wants customers to join it before they send their work. The page opens on a wide photograph, then the shop’s name and one button to the list. The demo is a made-up kintsugi counter in Kanazawa, Japan: a mended bowl, four steps from photos to collection, a form to join the monthly repair list, a price table, the tools, why lacquer takes months, a wide photograph of the workbench, the two makers, three questions, LINE, Instagram and email, and the counter’s hours.

Replace the photograph at the top and the headline first, then the list’s description, the prices and your LINE link. Then change the steps, the photographs of the tools and the bench, the two makers and the counter hours. No date is written anywhere on the page, so it stays true from one month’s list to the next.

For a potter who sells finished pieces, see Taller Pómez. Ha Seon-ok suits a craftsperson’s portfolio, and Ashuu Skyrace a race’s waiting list.