Bodum Spare Parts in Montreal
We broke our Bodum Chambord - just the glass beaker part. Does anyone know of a store in Montreal that sells spare bodum parts (specifically the glass part for an 8 European cup Bodum)? We could order it online but want to avoid shipping costs.
Thanks!
mainsqueeze
May 13, 2008 01:31PM
Haven't looked lately but the CDN branch of Brûlerie St-Denis used to carry Bodum-brand replacement beakers. You might try asking at their mother store on St-Denis. Also, I think I may have seen one recently at the CDN Rona store. Will try to remember to check the next time I'm there -- quite possibly tomorrow.
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For future reference, today the CDN Brûlerie St-Denis had eight-cup Bodum-brand beakers and the CDN Rona store had beakers from various manufacturers, including Bodum, though not Bodum for the eight-cup model. If these branches stock them, others probably do too.
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Thanks for checking!
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Howdy!
La Vieille Europe stocks 'em (along with replacement parts for just about any other coffee accessory I can think of) 3855 Saint Laurent.
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crap! should have told me this last month!
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La Soupiere stocks replacement beakers, or can order them for you.
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It's not Montreal, but the Green Beanery in Toronto has a good stock of replacement accessories, including unbreakable polycarbonate beakers for Bodums. I seem to recall their shipping is quite reasonable.
http://www.greenbeanery.ca/bean/catal...
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Went to Vieille Europe looking for a replacement beaker and they were out of the 8-cup. BTW they don't carry Bodum brand beakers, but Bonjour brand.
So walking down the street, I decided to check if Nino's might have one and they did have the Bonjour brand beaker for 13$. In fact they have a wide selections of replacement parts for french press and mokka pots.
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Speaking of spare bodum parts... would any of these shops sell just the plunger part for a bodum? My "unbreakable" one is destroyed, while the beaker is still--you got it--unbroken.
Thanks!
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Have never seen them in stores or online. You're probably going to have to buy a whole new French press. You can always keep the old beaker, filter and cross plate as spare parts.
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what size bodum?
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