COVID-19 Notice

For the safety of our customers, staff and community we are implementing new practices to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and do our bit to ‘flatten the curve.’

Factory Is Running

Our goal is to continue production while keeping our staff safe. New precautionary measures are in place, which include split shifts, social distancing and frequent disinfecting of premises. No orders are impacted at this stage. We will inform you immediately if we foresee any changes.

Open For Business (From Home)

Our sales and office staff are now working from home. We have set up systems to minimise disruption and to maintain quality service for our customers. Please continue to contact us through the normal channels. For your convenience, we have included direct lines to personnel on our contact page.

Presentations and consultations can still go ahead through video conferencing via Zoom or your preferred communication platform.

Working Together

This is a challenging time for us all. Our plan is to grow stronger as a team and community, and continue to help our customers to create great projects.

We will keep you regularly updated with any developments via StreetChat. 

Please stay safe and healthy.

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  • 19 March 2020, by Editor

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