Here’s something new!!

We have developed this Clothes Airer in response to a demand from some resorts that were tired of replacing the cheap airers that rust, stain carpets, and fall apart.

We’ve made these from our exclusive thick-walled pvc tube. They have been tested by a few Resorts in Rainbow Bay for about a year now, and have well accepted. In fact, some apartment owners are buying them for personal use at home now, so that is a pretty good endorsement.

With our variety of tube colours, we can make them in White, Cream or Grey frames.

We are only closed on the public holidays, so feel free to ring or call in to the show-room for new furniture, or repairs, or to do the last minute upgrade of your furniture.

Monday 24th December OPEN
Tuesday 25th December CLOSED
Wednesday 26TH December CLOSED
Thursday 27th December OPEN 
Friday 28th December OPEN 
Saturday29th December OPEN
Sunday 30th December CLOSED
Monday 31st December OPEN
New Years Day CLOSED
Wednesday 2nd January Open

Here’s a few settings available on the floor at the moment – all made from pvc resin, and using fibreglass tabletops.

We’ve come across some fantastic hammocks – some the largest I’ve ever seen.

They are hand-made in Mexico, where a hammock doubles as a bed and a couch, and Mexican cottage industry has brought the art of hammock-making to it’s highest level. 

A limited number have been brought in to the Gold Coast. Three sizes, and easy to hang. (1300-1400g, 1800g, 2Kg jumbo’s)

Email us for more info at casualfurniture dot com dot au or call 07 5513 1007

Outdoor mesh is pretty tough stuff, and not always easily available.

We sell it by the metre, but we also have a small offcuts basket with a variety of colours and textures.

We have moved our place of business. Big job!!!!

Still in Tweed Heads South, but the street address is now Factory 1, 31 Machinery Drive, Tweed Heads South NSW 2486.

Visit us, you are welcome

We have this great little set of 4 pots, 4 driptrays, a hanger and chain. It’s made from a quite heavy-duty polypropylene. It’s UV-stabilised and supports up to 15Kg.

And best of all – 100% Aussie made.

Great for a present, I reckon – choose from Terracotta or Forest green

 Priced @ $24.95  + postage/delivery.Go to the specials page to purchase

The Repairman used to have some chairs that were simple & comfortable. We have resurrected them as a cheap & effective chair. There is the Repairman Low-back, and the Repairman High-back.

The Lowback was popular as a chair that was also low-set, so that you could see under the balcony rail. We have a lot of queries for a low chair because apartment owners hate paying for million dollar views, and not being able to see the horizon for the balcony rail.

Well, here’s one solution.

We have a few of the lounges below left, and a couple of different types as well

We have about 10 PipeDream sunlounges for sale – secondhand.

All repairs have been done, and the slings are in pretty good shape – Cheap sunlounges with a lot of life in them if you want them.

A post-Christmas edit – Just 2 of these left – @ $140 with brand-new slings – that’s under ½ the new price.

It’s been a tumultuous couple of weeks as we have taken an exciting new direction.
The Repairman has been servicing the Gold Coast since 1984. Josh, the current owner, came to us with a proposal, and we are now the proud new owners of  the truck, website and all manner of stock & equipment.
We have been servicing the Gold Coast for quite a while anyway, but this will give us new capabilities and a chance to continue the relationship with his customers.
That’s been happening already, and I can’t wait to get the new equipment operational.

A part of our business is taken up with making trolleys for hospitals and aged care homes. We had some excess floor stock recently, so we decided to donate them to a project that our Church is involved in. The “New Beginnings Childrens Village” has been built in Zambia, and is showing some really positive results. Read more about it here.

The 7 or so trolleys will be used either in the childrens village, or maybe in the associated hospital.

Derek, Leah and I put some time into cleaning them up, making sure all the wheels were strong and ready to make the journey in a container.

Some were laundry bag trolleys, some utility trolleys. I believe the hospital was going to benefit from the locked compartments and drawers on the trolleys to help with the security of medications etc in the wards.

We dropped them off to David and Ros Van Der Vooren, so they could be transferred to Ashmore, then Brisbane, then by sea container to Zambia. The generosity of the Gold Coast was evidenced by David & Ros’s bulging sheds.

We would find it very difficult to donate $4,000 -odd in cash, but as our manufactured product, and some dated models, we were pleased see that someone will get real benefit.