Modulink has been manufacturing office furniture and screen partitions for more than 27 years. In 2002 Modulink Christchurch set about expanding the business to provide not only the office fitout industry with high quality office furniture and designs but they also added to their range, hotel and motel furniture, kitchens and wardrobes and home furniture. Modulink have been working together with industrial engineers and the best technology available to create a range of new products to complement their existing ranges. Modulink’s manufacturing plant is situated in Hornby, Christchurch, New Zealand in a 2500 square metre factory. Affiliate Modulink Spaceplan in Auckland and the recently added new branch in Wellington now provide Modulink the vehicle to manage national contracts throughout New Zealand.
With over 27 years of industry experience, Modulink not only manufacture catalogue products but also one off joinery designs. Modulink offer a selection of surface finishes. Our catalogue is based on the use of LPL melteca finishes, which is a durable melamine surface over a wood substrate, finished with PVC to finished/seen edges we can also offer on request various surfaces from To complement our range, we can also offer on request, various surfaces from alternative brands of LPL finishes, HPL (Formica) surfaces, wood veneers in a variety of species, or even plain MDF board finished to your requirements Edgings can range from a raw sanded edge, PVC, or timber clashed to specified dimensions. Finishes can be as mentioned, from our prefinished range, painted to your colour choice, stained and lacquered, or simply finished with Penetrol Oil.
“Contracted by Hawkins Construction, Modulink were engaged to supply and install all of the joinery and FF&E items with a total contract value exceeding $2.36m. This was a major fit-out of 513 rooms where Modulink manufactured and installed desks, wardrobes and wall units. Modulink also supplied the beds, drapes, furniture and appliances for this contract.”
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