The centre was officially opened this month by the Queen of Tonga and Australian High Commissioner Brek Batley. Jeff from Fin Windows & Doors who has personally contributed to the project was also present.
The project just had six months to design, fabricate, ship, and install a complete building that must withstand powerful winds and corrosive marine conditions. Thanks to strong collaboration that made it possible. The glass for the centre was generously donated by Tuffco Glass, while Assa Abloy contributed the door hardware, completing the building’s fitout.
“It was a humbling experience to see how much this building meant to the community,” said Jeff. “Knowing that the windows and doors we fabricated in Newcastle were helping keep families safe and giving them a place to come together made all the effort worthwhile.”
