Head office:
10 Mako Street
Dargaville 0310
New Zealand
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Drawer Runners
Since Compac Home first began making furniture back in 1995, our products have improved substantially thanks to updated capabilities and advancing technology.
The first drawer units were equipped with plastic drawer runners, a very durable option that lasted well. These were used from 1995 until 2008.
In 2008, thanks to greater factory capability and improved supply chains, a great improvement came with the metal roller runners. These provided durability and greatly improved the user experience, making the sliding smoother and the drawer weight capacity greater.
Today we use the new and improved ball bearing, full extension runners. These provide an even smoother experience, hold up to 20kgs and allow maximum accessibility to the very back of the drawer.
Here at Compac we will continue to innovate new ways to improve the sustainability, lifetime, and functionality of our products.
Watch the below video to learn how to remove and install our full-extension drawer runners.
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Introducing SwiftLiner
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Saves on build time x10 days
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High durability & impact resistant
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Supplied by a reputable NZ Manufacturer
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Cost effective
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Made of E0, FSC certified NZ made MD
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Reduced number of trades
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Easy to clean
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Resistant to chemicals
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EGR StyleLite Acrylic is LIVE
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Our Drive to Deliver
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Kitting out Kiwi caravans
Caravans are as Kiwi as “Gidday”. And at the heart of caravans is sleek, ingenious lightweight, space-saving design.
Compac Panels’ contribution to this proud tradition are the overhead lockers that are as distinctive as those in an Air New Zealand ATR. Holding all the getaway essentials they make sure that holidays go smoothly, and that mobile homes and caravans look great too.
Two profiles are available (curved and “hipped”).
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Two new ranges – just around the corner
Two exciting new ranges will be debuting for Compac Home early in 2023. We’re looking forward to sharing details soon. Meantime, here’s a sneak peek of the behind-the-scenes action as our professional stylist and photographer ensured they got all these products’ best angles.
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New homes for two families – now a reality
Two families will have new homes thanks to Habitat for Humanity’s ‘rent-to-own’scheme and commercial construction company Naylor Love’s innovative “Mahana House” design.
The Rollesby Street, Christchurch, project is delivering 2 x 3 bedroom homes. These are the first of these scalable, practical, very attractive homes. The company plan to have them available in other cities in the near future.
Compac Commercial was very pleased to collaborate on the Rollesby Street project, which included high-spec wall lining made of laminated MDF from Compac Panels. The lining saved time on the build and provides an attractive durable, easy care interior solution.
Built-in joinery was also provided for the kitchen, living and bedrooms, including wardrobes, drawers, shelving, and storage.
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Innovative solution to social housing needs
Mahana House is top-performing commercial construction company Naylor Love’s solution to New Zealand’s social housing problem – offering healthy, sustainable, practical family homes.
All or most of the home can be produced off site, then assembled on site; more of a manufacturing approach than a conventional building process.
A key part of speeding the construction was finding an alternative to labour and time- intensive gibbing and interior painting.
Compac Commercial collaborated on the project, supplying high-spec wall lining made of laminated MDF from Compac Panels, saving time and providing a durable, easy care solution that will retain its good looks for longer.