Sebel Furniture (Collection)

With sales showrooms Australia wide and internationally, Sebel specialises the design, manufacture, distribution and marketing of a wide range of product solutions for the education, hospitality, stadium, healthcare and office furniture markets.

BY jesse

November 21st, 2008

Established by Harry Sebel in 1947 and operating from its main site at Bankstown,NSW; Sebel Furniture has continually fostered a strong ,innovative culture by bringing good design within reach, matched with product quality and customer service.

Product Range
System, task, loose and hospitality.

Major Brands
Sebel.

Application
Commercial, hospitality and residential.

Major Projects
Telstra Stadium, NSW; GWA, Epping, NSW; Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre, SA; Department of Defence, Vic; and NSW Government supply contract.

Specialised Services
CAD design, project management, installation service, logistics and warehousing, post-sale maintenance service.

Lead time
4-8 weeks.

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