Thank You - Your Support Made This Possible - Select Staging Concepts Australian Made Portable Staging Systems Win Again

By Select Staging Concepts
Community contribution / November 9, 2022

The 2022 winners of the APAC Australian Made Awards have just been released!

We are thrilled to hear how our versatile, safe and custom made Staging systems have been recognised again for their Australian Made superior quality and customer service.

As specialist suppliers to Education Departments Australia wide, we thank all our loyal education customers for their support and trust in the benefits of our Australian Made & Owned Stage solutions.

We could not have achieved this with out your input, ideas and continued dedication to purchasing Australian Made for your schools and communities. Thank you.

We are so proud of the safety features designed to Australian Standards in our multi-functional portable Stages, Choir Risers, Tiered Seating, Access Ramps, Drum Risers, Free Standing Steps, and associated Stage Accessories. We know safety, longevity, economic benefits, and the versatility of our Staging is important to you too.

To read about our 2022 win as APAC's Australian Made Stage Manufacturer just click here.

For more information on our portable and permanent modular Stage solutions our website is full of information, photos, videos and flyers all free for you to download.

Our Sales Team can't wait to assist you all further with a free no obligation quote so you may budget correctly for the coming school year.

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