Oct 4, 2019
Versatile Structures offers a cost-effective option to provide shade to an existing area. Their portfolio includes installations throughout Australia and parts of New Zealand.

Wacol QLD, Australia - October 4, 2019 / / —
Versatile Structures and Jamie Howard are pleased to announce that the shade sails Brisbane firm has an expanded service area which includes Greater Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Toowoomba, Ipswich, Logan, Moreton Bay, North Brisbane, South Brisbane and others. The firm covers all of South East Queensland, and a wider range depending on the specific project. This service area is applicable for a complete range of shade solutions, shade structures, shade sails, commercial shade, membrane sails, aluminium screens, gates, billboard structures and specific domestic applications.
The extensive network allows the company to complete projects across all of Australia including New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, Tasmania, Australian Captial Territory, South Australia, Western Australia, Northern Territory and also specific areas of New Zealand. The Brisbane-based company prides itself on its diverse portfolio, including projects in the sport, leisure, retail, residential, industrial and commercial sectors. The firm delivers high-quality shade solutions and structures.
Further details are available at https://www.versatilestructures.com.au
Organisations such as schools that work with children know the importance of protecting them at all times. However, protection from the harsh Australian sun is sometimes overlooked. School sun shades in Brisbane offer many benefits to keep students and staff members cool, comfortable, and protected from sunburns and skin cancer. In addition to shade sails, Versatile Structures also offers shade structures, waterproof fabric structures, polycarbonate roofing products, aluminium screens and sunhoods and umbrellas.
A spokesperson for the company explained, "By investing in school shade sails, you will be offering your students the chance to spend more time outside, comfortably and safely. Versatile Structures offers a wide range of shade solutions, including shade sails, custom aluminium façade screening, waterproof membrane fabric structures, insulated panels, retractable awnings, and more.
Our quality work always includes excellent customer service and quality control backed up by real WHS systems that ensure that our products consistently meet the highest possible standards. We are qualified to work in school and childcare scenarios with Blue Card, police, and Working with Children checks."
Further details are available at Versatile Structures
Contact Info:
Name: Jamie Howard
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Organization: Versatile Structures
Address: Shop 2/1236 Boundary Rd, Wacol QLD 4076
Phone: 0405 401 500
Website: https://www.versatilestructures.com.au/
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