November 30th, 2008
We are able to present a range new to Australia, made of resin, modern in styling, yet practical in use. Made in europe, it can be used in commercial or domestic applications. You can see it at http://www.casualfurniture.com.au/more_resin.htm
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November 30th, 2008
We have come across this storage box that is perfect for storage of chair cushions or lounge cushions or toys or pool accessories. Made of pvc, it will withstand the elements while your possessions remain protected. It has a hinged lid, and wheels at one end. It is a good solution to your outdoor cushion storage
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November 24th, 2008
If you are holding back on purchasing of cafe chairs or any imported products, you might want to think again.
The lower Australian dollar and a whole raft of other issues are pushing prices up soon. I know of 3 of my major suppliers warning me of price increases of 15-20% in early December.
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November 23rd, 2008
Furniture and cushions we manufacture and supply are made suit Australias harsh conditions, but their life can be extended in various ways. It might be though storing away in the off season, providing covers for outdoor settings, or use of a range of protectants that can be found on the Furniture Care page. 303 products have proved themselves over time, and are the recommended product for Sunbrella fabrics.
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November 3rd, 2008
Delivered some furniture on the weekend that has set a standard for all future deliveries, please. The purchasers were really pleased with the furniture, white fabric with white frame, but with a new twist to make the setting acceptable on any modern balcony (see pic)
After installation of the setting to the balcony, we all settled down to a couple of bottles of wine with caviar and crackers while enjoying the elegant scenery from the Seascape building, looking over the boat harbour and Coolangatta. Talking about load cells, websites, photography and more.
Good people, good food & good surroundings (good furniture). Should be more of it.
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November 2nd, 2008
This setting has been popular recently. Artificial wicker and a round glasstop table and includes a lazy susan as well. We have stock in hand currently, but stock levels will fluctuate as we get closer to Christmas. We have a few suggestions on the recently added occasional furniture page
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October 26th, 2008
Another upgraded restaurant will sell off their used chairs. Two different types, both with stainless steel frames, both perfectly useable now. They also have some 80sq and 80cm round Tabletops.
Call me (Bob) and I can put you in touch with the sellers
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September 9th, 2008
Excuse the headline, but, well they are cheap. A customer has upgraded their furniture through us, and needs to offload the currently used chairs. Close to 80 chairs are available for less than $10 ea. They are strong and comfortable, but need a bit of paint & varnish to look new again. Plenty of life left in them.
Give Bob a call on 07 5513 1007
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June 27th, 2008
This chair has been well received lately. Currently at $67 + GST for 20+. We have good stocks just now.
It has an artificial wicker that is strengthened by a stainless wire inside the wicker. Fully welded frame makes it an attractive and comfortable chair for the outdoors.
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June 24th, 2008
A couple came to us with a special request that they didn’t really think we could supply. That always gets my antenae up, because I like to supply what others won’t, or can’t.
The attached pic shows an extendable table to suit 6 or 8 chairs. We will get it over from Europe for them in about 10 weeks. They initially went for the green shown, but changed their mind to a sky blue.
Very good quality, fairly unique, looks great, with the set of 8 poly chairs with anodised aluminium legs, and the table that extends from 160 to 220cm.
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June 12th, 2008
The strongest tabletops that are able to take hard use is the Fibreglass Tabletop. Combine it with a thick-walled resin base made at Pride Casual Furniture, and you have a strong, stable and heavy table that will easily outlast the competition.
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May 22nd, 2008
Ever wondered where to get sign frames to use for external advertising?
Look no further. Pride Casual Furniture can provide economical frame in a wide range of shapes & sizes that you can specify. Excellent for retail shops, Resorts, motels, real estate and many more applications. They are weighted at the base for extra stability.
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April 14th, 2008
A small resort wanted some poolside furniture that looks good, lasts a long time, commercial grade, but not too expensive.
I think it fits the grade
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March 31st, 2008
If you are looking for a pool table, then we can offer several options. The heavier fibreglass table is best for toughness, resistance to weather and stability in high winds etc. Some customers replace the fibreglass with werzalit tables to reduce the price slightly.
Our resin tables are hardy & lightweight, and kwila or teak tables are other options.
All varieties come in dining height or side (coffee tables) as well, and you can have a pool table to sit any number up to 10 people.
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March 14th, 2008

We have some chairs that are taking up too much space at the moment.
They will be of value to Caravan parks or some resorts locally. Any worn-out slings have been replaced, and broken fittings repaired.
It’s a good opportunity to fill in some empty space around the pool, or even have as spares for later.
At only $15, it is less than the price of replacing a sling.
Anyone can buy them; business or household.
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