
Pukerata Marae
Church SeatingPukerata Marae in Kaikohe, Northland, serves as a vital cultural and spiritual hub for the local community, hosting traditional Māori ceremonies like pōwhiri, tangihanga, and whakatōhea alongside modern community events, educational programmes, and social functions.
The versatile nature of this busy community venue requires furniture solutions capable of accommodating everything from intimate whānau gatherings to large-scale community festivals.
Recognising these unique demands, Alloyfold provided a comprehensive furniture package including 100 Cube Chairs in black, constructed from 100% virgin polypropylene for exceptional strength and UV resistance, offering 18-high stacking capability and 150kg load capacity whilst maintaining cultural appropriateness for both traditional and contemporary events.
The solution also featured 18 New Zown Classic XL240 Tables in Shark Grey that seat 8-10 people each with commercial-grade blow-moulded construction, plus specialised trolleys including an XL Table Trolley and Church Chair Trolley to streamline setup and breakdown processes.
This furniture solution has dramatically enhanced the marae's operational efficiency by reducing setup times, maximising storage space, and providing long-term value with comprehensive warranties.
The versatile design enables seamless transitions between different event configurations whilst reducing volunteer burden through lightweight, easy-to-handle designs that ensure visitor comfort during extended ceremonies and meetings.
Alloyfold's 20+ years of experience in commercial venue requirements, combined with cultural sensitivity to traditional Māori practices, comprehensive service support, and deep understanding of New Zealand's unique venue needs, demonstrates our commitment to supporting community infrastructure with durable, versatile, and culturally appropriate furniture solutions throughout Aotearoa.
- Products
- Cube chair New Zown Classic XL240 Ltrolley Church chair trolley
- Quantity
- 100
- Location
- Kaikohe, Northland New Zealand
- Year Completed
- 2025



