Everything the workshop upstairs will take on

Six kinds of work, each with what it covers, who can ask for it and how long the bench needs. The assistant answers from this list rather than promising something the workshop cannot do.

Code	What it is	What it covers	Plan	Turnaround
`OR-REP`	Frame repair	Soldered hinges, re-threaded rimless mounts, replacement arms machined to match — including frames nobody has made since the eighties.	Anyone, bought here or not	Most repairs same day; anything needing a part, four to seven days
`OR-GLAZE`	Reglazing your own frame	New lenses cut to a frame you already own and love, once the bench has checked it will survive the edging.	Anyone	Three to five working days
`OR-ADJ`	Adjustment and refit	Ten minutes at the bench to put a frame back where it belongs on your face. No charge, no appointment, whoever made them.	Anyone, no charge	While you wait, any opening hour
`OR-COMP`	Complex prescription	High powers, large prism, lenticulars and anything over a certain index — hand-edged rather than sent to a lab that will decline it.	Referred or direct	Seven to ten working days
`OR-SUN`	Prescription sunglasses	Tints, polarised and photochromic in your own prescription, with the sports and wrap frames that need a base-curve compensation.	All lens tiers	Five working days; wraps, seven
`OR-CONT`	Contact lens supply	Repeat supply against a current specification, posted or collected, with the bench flagging when the fitting needs revisiting.	Existing wearers	Posted within two working days

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