The Funky Furniture Factory Launches Groundbreaking One of a Kind Range of Commercial Unique Fibreglass Furniture

Feb 15, 2023


We are proud to announce its launch of a unique range of over 300 fibreglass furniture pieces made from pristine fibreglass


Brisbane, Queensland Feb 14, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - The company has recently won the 2023 Australian Enterprise Award for "The Best Fibreglass Furniture Range" and is ready to introduce its "Fabulously Unique Furniture" to the market.

According to Peter Stewart, CEO of The Funky Furniture Factory, the company believes that commercial furniture has become too mundane and is ready to change the game. "We have teamed with our supplier to design and manufacture an extensive range of fabulous and sometimes way-out fiberglass furniture. You won't see 98% of our range anywhere else in Australia," says Peter

The Funky Furniture Factory offers an extensive range of  commercial furniture, including cobblestone and single seats, large benches, tables, chairs, bar stools, sofas, reception desks, sun lounges, planters, pots, and more. The company's USP is that its designs are unlike anything seen before in Australia and are only available through the company. "Because of the versatility of fiberglass, we can create any shape anybody would ever need," adds Peter

The company's manufacturing partner holds the ISO 9001 TUV quality control system, which means that all products are thoroughly inspected at every point of manufacture and any that are not perfect are rejected. The company is confident in the quality of its products and offers a five-year manufacturer's warranty to back its range. The company's designs include wild seats like coffee cup seats, candy benches, glasses-shaped benches, ice cream tables and chairs, and headphone seats that are sure to stand out from the crowd. For more information, please visit The Funky Furniture Factory's website at www.thefunkyfurniturefactory.com. 

Media Contact Company Name: The Funky Furniture Factory

Contact Person: Peter Stewart,

CEO Address: 13/302 College Road, Karana Downs, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia 4306

Phone +61 007 33699668

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.thefunkyfurniturefactory.com.au 

Media Contact

The Funky Furniture Factory


[email protected]

0733699668

13/302 College Road

http://www.thefunkyfurniturefactory.com.au

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