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Education Furniture

Education furniture includes all the key items schools need to support teaching, learning, and day-to-day activities. This covers classroom basics such as student seating, desks, tables, bookcases, shelves, and storage - for both classrooms and broader school areas. It also includes furniture for shared spaces like visitor chairs, office,staff room and canteen furniture, reception desks, sensory resources, bean bags, flax mats, and modular seating for breakout areas.

Durable and adaptable education furniture helps schools create comfortable, organised, and effective spaces for the ākonga.

Student Seating
Student Seating
Soft Seating
Soft Seating
Classroom Desks & Tables
Classroom Desks & Tables
Education Storage
Education Storage
Classroom Storage
Classroom Storage
Sensory Resources
Sensory Resources
Shelves
Shelves
Lockers
Lockers
Book Cases
Book Cases
Office & Shared Spaces Furniture
Office & Shared Spaces Furniture

Education furniture projects

Partnered with Waiopehu College and transformed its school canteen into a dynamic café space with a host of furniture options View project


The centre comprises a new three-storey building connected to the 140-year-old St John’s Anglican Church in Tay Street and replaces the old downtown campus. It’s a modern creative arts and media centre complete with classrooms, computer labs, DJ booths, animation & movie-making facilities, and a café.  View project

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OfficeMax - Furniture Space Planning - Otorohanga District Council

“Our students were amazed to see the new setting, which included different types of layouts all in the same space. Besides the café feel, the leaners with barstools help students use the space as a collaboration table and work on projects together.”
Carol Shore, Business Manager, Waiopehu College