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Cool Furniture and Interiors Limited
COMPANY PROFILE 2026
Ugandan manufacturing for homes offices schools institutions and major projects
KIREKA KAMPALA UGANDA
BUILT FOR REAL PROJECTS
Furniture that must work last and arrive on time
We bring design, manufacturing, sourcing, installation and after-sales support together under one accountable team.
The Cool Furniture and Interiors team
Established in 2013, Cool Furniture and Interiors Limited has grown from a small Mawanda Road workshop into a multi-service furniture and interiors business serving residential, commercial, hospitality and institutional clients. Our profile combines the company's original corporate history with its current manufacturing, project and sourcing capabilities.
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Contents
A practical profile for customers procurement teams development partners funders and website designers
| 01 | Company at a glance |
| 02 | Our story and direction |
| 03 | Leadership and people |
| 04 | Business model and market position |
| 05 | Manufacturing capability |
| 06 | Capacity for large orders |
| 07 | School furniture priority |
| 08 | Classroom desk readiness |
| 09 | School furniture range |
| 10 | Quality assurance |
| 11 | Government contract delivery |
| 12 | Office furniture |
| 13 | China manufacturer network |
| 14 | Office fit outs and interiors |
| 15 | Homes hospitality and developments |
| 16 | Kitchens wardrobes and joinery |
| 17 | Marble and granite |
| 18 | Clients and sectors |
| 19 | After sales and sustainability |
| 20 | Funding and bid readiness |
| 21 | Website content guide |
| 22 | Website ready copy |
| 23 | Contact |
01 COMPANY AT A GLANCE
A Ugandan manufacturer with a wider supply reach
We design make source install and support furniture and interior packages for projects of different sizes
| 2013 / ESTABLISHED | 30+ / STAFF REPORTED | 1–1,000+ / ORDER RANGE POSITIONING | LOCAL + GLOBAL / SUPPLY MODEL |
Cool Furniture and Interiors Limited manufactures and supplies furniture for homes, offices, hotels, hospitals, schools, apartments and public institutions. Most locally manufactured products are designed and developed in Uganda, using locally available materials wherever they meet the required specification. Selected office-furniture systems are sourced through direct manufacturer contacts in China.
| Company fact | Profile information |
| Operating base | Kireka on Namugongo Road at the Bypass Kampala Uganda |
| Leadership | Amon Gamparo Managing Director and Anita Komugisha Secretary Director |
| Core capabilities | Furniture production upholstery steel and timber work joinery office supply interiors installation and stone works |
| Priority growth market | School and institutional furniture including large multi-site programmes |
| Delivery model | Consultation design sample approval production inspection packing distribution installation handover and after-sales |
Locally manufactured office furniture
02 OUR STORY
Built through customer trust and practical craftsmanship
Amon Gamparo Managing Director
Cool Furniture and Interiors was established in 2013 on Mawanda Road. The business developed around four disciplines that remain central today: customer service, quality, value for money and innovation. The company later expanded its product range, team and installation services and now operates from Kireka.
Our experience spans custom furniture for individual clients, coordinated furniture packages for commercial spaces, hospitality and residential developments, and manufacturing approaches suitable for institutional orders. We aim to build long-term relationships by staying involved from the first measurement to the final inspection.
Our ambition is to become a leading furniture manufacturer and supplier recognised for dependable quality responsive service and sustainable growth.
02 DIRECTION
Vision mission and values
Vision
To become a leading furniture manufacturer and supplier known for dependable quality, responsive service, high customer satisfaction and sustainable business growth.
Mission
To provide durable, attractive furniture and interior solutions that give clients value for money through skilled people, appropriate machinery, improved technology and controlled production methods.
Values
Customer focus through careful consultation measurement and clear communication
Quality workmanship in materials joints finishes installation and handover
Honesty and accountability in pricing schedules and contract delivery
Teamwork mutual respect and hard work across every department
Long-term relationships with clients employees suppliers and manufacturing partners
Creativity that produces elegant useful and inspiring furniture
Custom upholstery and furniture finishing
03 LEADERSHIP
Management close to the work
Direct leadership connects the client brief to design production procurement delivery and after-sales
Leadership and the wider Cool Furniture team
Leadership
Managing Director Amon Gamparo leads the company with Secretary Director Anita Komugisha and a management team responsible for client engagement, design, production, procurement, finance, human resources, logistics and site delivery.
People behind delivery
Company materials report more than 30 staff, supported by managers, sales executives, carpenters, upholsterers, tailors, metal fabricators, sanding and spraying teams, installers and administrative personnel. For a large contract, a named project coordinator links approvals, material purchases, factory output, dispatch and handover.
04 BUSINESS MODEL
Local production connected to wider choice
A balanced model supports custom work repeatable batches complete fit outs and selected international sourcing
| Revenue and delivery line | What the client receives |
| Locally manufactured furniture | Custom and batch-made timber steel board and upholstered products |
| Office furniture supply | Locally made desks and storage plus selected imported systems and ergonomic seating |
| Interior fit outs | Space planning partitions ceilings floors blinds joinery furniture installation and finishing |
| Residential and hospitality | Bedrooms living rooms kitchens wardrobes restaurants reception areas and sample-room rollouts |
| Joinery and building components | Doors frames panels cabinets shelving skirting wooden floors and built-in storage |
| Stone works | Marble and granite measurement fabrication installation polishing and workmanship support |
| Maintenance and after-sales | Furniture repair refinishing inspections defect correction and repeat-order support |
Why the model is resilient
The company can serve multiple end markets while using shared design, production, finishing and installation skills. Local production supports fast customisation and domestic value, while direct sourcing expands the office range. This combination is relevant to funders and large buyers because growth is not dependent on one product category alone.
Showroom range in Kireka
05 MANUFACTURING
From material to finished product
In-house production gives clients control over dimensions materials colours finishes and inspection stages
Workshop machinery and prepared production materials
We manufacture solid-timber, board, upholstered and steel-framed furniture. The workshop supports one-off custom pieces and repeatable batches for offices, schools, hotels, apartments and homes. Most materials are sourced in Uganda where suitable, helping the company respond quickly and increase local content.
Production activities
Technical review of drawings dimensions finishes and bills of quantities
Timber selection preparation machining sanding treatment and varnishing
Steel cutting welding grinding preparation painting and frame inspection
Cabinet and joinery fabrication using hardwood boards hardware and fittings
Upholstery frame construction foam cutting sewing assembly and finishing
Final assembly inspection protective packing dispatch and site installation
05 EQUIPMENT AND PROCESS
Practical machinery supported by skilled hands
The original company materials identify a spindle moulder, band saw, sliding cross-cutting saw, surface planer, thicknesser, heavy-duty compressor and hand tools for sanding, finishing and spraying. Production capacity depends on how these resources are scheduled, maintained and matched to trained operators.
Cabinet production in progress
| Stage | Control focus |
| Design and measurement | Approved dimensions drawings finish schedule and bill of materials |
| Material preparation | Species grade moisture treatment steel sections boards hardware and fabric |
| Fabrication | Accurate cutting sound joints weld quality bracing alignment and safe edges |
| Finishing | Surface preparation colour paint and varnish coverage drying and curing |
| Assembly | Stability dimensions accessories floor protection and conformity to the sample |
| Release | Quantity inspection identification packing destination and dispatch records |
06 LARGE ORDERS
A controlled path from one sample to many units
Scale is achieved through planning jigs parallel workstreams inspection gates and route-based dispatch
| 1 / APPROVED SAMPLE | 4 / CORE WORKSTREAMS | 1000+ / ORDER POSITIONING | 1 / ACCOUNTABLE TEAM |
1 Plan the lot Break the schedule into daily and weekly targets by furniture type and destination.
2 Approve the control sample Confirm dimensions materials ergonomics colour finish and workmanship before full production.
3 Secure and verify materials Record timber steel boards hardware fabric finishes and treatment evidence.
4 Run parallel workstreams Coordinate timber metal upholstery finishing assembly and packing so production continues smoothly.
5 Inspect each batch Release work only after material fabrication finish and final-assembly checks.
6 Dispatch by route Label and pack quantities by site room and delivery sequence for traceable handover.
Batch production and dispatch operations
07 SCHOOL FURNITURE
A priority capability for public education programmes
Local manufacturing custom steel and timber fabrication and multi-site logistics can be organised around an approved school-furniture standard
Institutional furniture setting
We can manufacture furniture for classrooms, ICT rooms, libraries, laboratories, multipurpose halls, staff rooms and administration blocks. Designs can follow the purchaser's drawings, bill of quantities or an approved control sample. The range can combine seasoned hardwood work surfaces and seats with fabricated steel frames, durable finishes and replaceable floor protectors.
Why local manufacture matters
Direct factory inspection and sample approval
Custom dimensions finishes engraving and buyer identification
Local repair capability and after-sales visits
Domestic value through Ugandan labour and locally sourced materials where compliant
Distribution planning by lot district school room and item code
07 SCHOOL PROGRAMME SCALE
Planning against the 72-school benchmark
The attached USEEP tender is a buyer benchmark—not a claim of completed supply by Cool Furniture.
| 72 / NEW SCHOOLS | 740 / PIECES PER SCHOOL | 53,280 / TOTAL PIECES | 9 / PROCUREMENT LOTS |
| High-volume item | Benchmark quantity across 72 schools | Production implication |
| Three-seater twin desks | 11,520 | Dedicated steel and timber lines jigs and sample-controlled assembly |
| Multipurpose hall chairs | 14,112 | High-throughput frame seating finish and packing workflow |
| Laboratory stools | 8,928 | Repeatable frame geometry durable finish and stable floor contact |
| Computer chairs | 4,320 | Ergonomic specification assembly inspection and room-based delivery |
For any specific lot, the company should prepare a measured output plan based on available machinery, shifts, labour, suppliers, current commitments and cash flow. A major tender should be supported by recent production records rather than relying on the marketing profile alone.
Priority readiness actions
Build and test a compliant classroom desk prototype
Document weekly output by workshop activity
Secure material suppliers and treatment certificates
Prepare district delivery routes and acceptance records
08 CLASSROOM DESK
Production readiness for the three-seater twin desk
The central classroom item requires repeatable geometry verified materials safe edges strong fixing and a durable finish
| Component | Tender specification reference | Production control |
| Frame | 25 x 25 x 2 mm square hollow steel sections with matching bracing | Verify section size frame geometry welds and stability |
| Floor protection | 25 x 25 mm hard-rubber shoes | Fit securely and confirm level contact |
| Writing top | 25 mm seasoned hardwood 1500 x 400 mm | Check treatment moisture dimensions sanding and varnish |
| Fascia and shelf | 245 x 1500 mm fascia and 325 mm hardwood shelf | Use jigs for repeatable positioning |
| Seat | 300 x 1500 mm hardwood | Inspect edge finish fixing points and alignment |
| Assembly | Timber fixed to the steel frame with 75 mm screws | Check torque protrusions sharp edges and stability |
| Finish | Painted steel and clear-varnished timber to approved drawings | Compare colour gloss coverage and workmanship with the control sample |
Material evidence
The tender calls for new materials, treated timber, timber moisture content not exceeding 15 percent, Grade 43 steel, certificates for materials and treatment, samples and staged inspections. These are purchaser requirements and should be confirmed against the final signed contract.
Repeatable frame production supports consistent institutional furniture
09 COMPLETE SCHOOL PACKAGE
Furniture for every learning and administration space
| Area | Furniture products | Delivery focus |
| Classrooms | Three-seater twin desks teacher tables and teacher chairs | Durable steel and hardwood construction controlled by sample and drawing |
| ICT rooms | Large and small computer tables computer chairs office tables and chairs | Stable work surfaces cable-aware layouts and ergonomic seating options |
| Libraries | Reading tables chairs bookstore tables shelving and storage | High-use furniture for study circulation and record spaces |
| Multipurpose halls | Hall chairs teacher tables and flexible event furniture | Stacking layout repeatable batches and room-based delivery |
| Administration | Office desks chairs staff-room furniture filing and storage | Local custom joinery plus selected imported office systems |
| Science laboratories | Laboratory tables stools PWD tables and teacher chairs | Stable frames washable surfaces and accessible approved layouts |
Additional education products
The same platform can support dormitory beds, library shelving, filing cabinets, reception counters, staff workstations, wardrobes, cafeteria seating and custom storage. Each item should be priced, sampled and scheduled against the purchaser's approved specification.
Work furniture and institutional seating environments
10 QUALITY ASSURANCE
Quality that can be inspected and recorded
Approved materials repeatable fabrication checks and documented acceptance reduce defects and protect the delivery programme
| Control point | What is checked | Typical evidence |
| Materials | Timber species moisture treatment steel grade sections boards hardware fabric and finishes | Certificates delivery notes and incoming inspection |
| Prototype | Dimensions ergonomics stability joints finish and drawing compliance | Approved control sample and signed comments |
| Fabrication | Cuts welds joints bracing alignment fixing positions and sharp edges | Batch inspection and corrective-action record |
| Finishing | Surface preparation colour coverage varnish texture and curing | Finish inspection against approved sample |
| Final assembly | Level stability dimensions accessories floor protectors and identification | Final quality checklist |
| Packing and delivery | Quantity labels protection destination and condition | Packing list delivery note and receipt |
| Site acceptance | Condition installation completeness and specification | Inspection report snag list and acceptance certificate |
Finishing and site installation activities
11 GOVERNMENT CONTRACT DELIVERY
Manufacturing discipline matched by documentation and logistics
1 Mobilise Confirm scope drawings quantities destinations reporting lines programme dates and contract conditions.
2 Submit Provide product data material details shop drawings samples and the production plan for approval.
3 Procure Secure and verify approved timber steel boards hardware finishes and selected imported office items.
4 Manufacture Produce by item and lot using jigs work instructions batch codes and inspection points.
5 Identify and pack Engrave or label items and package them by destination room and delivery sequence.
6 Distribute and install Control vehicle loads routes off-loading assembly installation and site protection.
7 Accept and support Complete joint inspections correct defects issue handover records and manage warranty service.
Packing loading and route planning are part of contract delivery
For multi-school programmes, the dispatch register should connect every item to a lot, district, school, room and serial or engraving code. Delivery notes, signed receipts, installation records and acceptance certificates should use the same coding.
12 OFFICE FURNITURE
Workspaces planned around people technology and brand
We combine local custom manufacturing with selected sourced systems to give clients more choice across price design and performance
Locally manufactured office furniture and imported seating options
Products
Executive desks conference tables reception counters and meeting furniture
Modular workstations benching systems partitions and collaborative tables
Ergonomic task chairs executive chairs visitor chairs and training seating
Metal cabinets bulk filing systems bookcases lockers and safes
Office accessories including bins paper trays coat hangers flip charts and phone stands
Custom counters shelves cabinets and built-in storage manufactured locally
Our office process begins with the organisation's culture, headcount, technology, storage needs, client traffic, budget and future growth. Layout and product choices can then be coordinated with power, data, acoustics, circulation and brand finishes.
13 CHINA MANUFACTURER NETWORK
Direct office-furniture sourcing with local accountability
Company management maintains direct contacts with office-furniture manufacturers in China for projects that require additional systems finishes or price options
International sourcing expands choice. Cool Furniture remains the local point of coordination for specification delivery assembly installation and support.
| Sourcing stage | Cool Furniture role |
| Product search | Shortlist suitable desks chairs workstations storage and meeting systems from manufacturer catalogues |
| Technical comparison | Compare dimensions materials mechanisms finishes warranties packing and compliance requirements |
| Samples and approval | Coordinate product samples finish samples or detailed technical submissions where required |
| Factory quotation | Obtain manufacturer pricing and align it with quantities accessories spare parts and delivery terms |
| Shipping and clearance | Coordinate the supply programme with freight and local delivery arrangements through appointed service providers |
| Local delivery and assembly | Receive inspect assemble install snag and hand over the approved office package |
| After-sales communication | Act as the client's local contact for warranty issues replacement components and future matching orders |
Responsible claim
This manufacturer network is an office-furniture sourcing capability. School furniture and locally fabricated items should be presented separately and supported by Cool Furniture's own production plan, samples, material evidence and factory inspections.
Office seating category
14 OFFICE FIT OUTS
One coordinated interior from plan to handover
Custom joinery and on-site installation
We plan, supply and install office interiors so furniture works with the surrounding space. The scope can include space planning, furniture layouts, aluminium, glass and gypsum partitioning, acoustic ceilings, raised floors, carpeting, blinds, doors, windows and custom joinery.
Fit-out sequence
1 Survey Measure the site and confirm services access circulation and client requirements.
2 Design Prepare layouts material selections furniture schedules and coordinated finishes.
3 Approve Confirm drawings samples costs programme and responsibilities before work begins.
4 Deliver Coordinate fabrication procurement site works furniture installation and snag correction.
5 Handover Inspect the finished space issue records and provide after-sales contacts.
15 HOMES HOSPITALITY AND DEVELOPMENTS
Custom furniture scaled from one room to a full property
Living-room furniture and custom tables
Homes
We manufacture sofas, beds, dining sets, wardrobes, television units, coffee tables, occasional chairs, outdoor pieces and fitted storage. Clients can select dimensions, timber, boards, foam, fabric, colour, hardware and finish to suit the room and budget.
Hotels apartments and developments
For larger properties, we can repeat approved room types across bedrooms, public areas, restaurants, reception spaces and back-of-house areas. A sample room or prototype provides the reference for quantities, finishes, cost control and installation quality.
Experience named in company materials
Company materials name Aragan Hotel in Adjumani, Amoti Hotel in Gulu, Kiho Safari Lodge in Bwindi, housing projects and apartment developments among the markets and projects served.
16 KITCHENS WARDROBES AND JOINERY
Made to measure installed as part of the space
Kitchen cabinetry and wardrobe installation
Our joinery work includes kitchens, wardrobes, vanities, doors, panels, frames, skirting, shelving, cabinets, wooden floors and built-in storage. Site measurements and shop drawings guide production before delivery and installation.
Material options
Depending on the approved specification, cabinetry can use hardwood, MDF, block boards, high-gloss boards and coordinated hardware. Door work includes hardwood, flush and selected plastic door types in different sizes and designs.
Control before installation
Verified site dimensions and service points
Approved elevations finishes and hardware
Factory checks before delivery
Protected transport and labelled components
Level alignment sealing cleaning and final snag correction
17 MARBLE AND GRANITE
Stone surfaces measured fabricated and installed end to end
Stone fabrication and polishing
The stone division supplies, fabricates and installs marble and granite surfaces for homes, hotels, offices and institutional projects. The process can include site measurement, templating, slab selection, cutting, edge profiling, polishing, delivery, dry fitting, levelling, bonding, jointing, sealing and final inspection.
Applications
Kitchen worktops islands breakfast bars and splashbacks
Vanity tops shower thresholds and window sills
Stair treads risers skirting and floor slabs
Wall cladding reception counters bar tops and table tops
Workmanship support
The installation team checks templates, slab orientation, edge details, support, levels, joint colour, sealing and final cleaning. Warranty terms and the remedy process should be stated in each quotation or contract.
18 CLIENTS AND SECTORS
Experience across organisations properties and public-facing spaces
The following names and project categories appear in the company's supplied materials. For a tender or funding review, each reference should be supported separately by a contract or purchase order, delivery evidence, completion documentation and a current client contact.
| Sector | Organisations or project types named | Relevant capability |
| Banking and finance | Bank of Africa Centenary Bank FINCA Uganda Stanbic Bank | Desks seating counters storage and office interiors |
| Healthcare | Mulago National Referral Hospital | Durable institutional furniture and storage |
| Media and creative | New Vision and Twine Shots Studios | Office furniture production spaces and custom interiors |
| Transport and business | Uganda Airlines BNI members and Rotary members | Office supply customised furniture and meeting environments |
| Hospitality | Aragan Hotel Amoti Hotel and Kiho Safari Lodge | Bedrooms public areas restaurants and joinery |
| Property | Housing projects apartments offices and restaurants | Kitchens wardrobes doors loose furniture and fit outs |
Custom seating for a large assembly space
18 PROJECT GALLERY
Work at the workshop and on site
Fabrication installation fitted kitchens completed interior joinery
A strong case study should show the client need the approved solution the quantities the delivery period and evidence of completion.
The website and future profile editions should prioritise documented before-and-after stories for school furniture, office fit outs, hotels, kitchens, institutional seating and major residential developments.
19 AFTER SALES
Support that continues after handover
Site installation and finishing support
Service commitments
Progress updates during design production procurement and installation
Coordinated delivery assembly and installation with the client or project manager
Snag-list correction before final handover
Prompt response to workmanship concerns during the agreed warranty period
Technical inspections repairs replacement components and refinishing where applicable
Support for future additions that need to match approved dimensions materials and finishes
Warranty approach
Warranty terms are confirmed in each quotation or contract and should identify the product, workmanship period, exclusions, response route and remedy. Large contracts can include site inspections, spare components and named service contacts.
19 SUSTAINABILITY
Local value practical durability and responsible growth
Timber stock and material preparation
The company aims to use Ugandan materials where they meet the approved specification. Local manufacturing creates work for craftspeople, reduces unnecessary transport for custom products and gives clients access to repair and refinishing rather than automatic replacement.
Priorities for stronger environmental reporting
Record timber species sources treatment and moisture-control evidence
Track material yield off-cuts reuse and responsible waste disposal
Select durable hardware replaceable components and repairable construction
Plan delivery routes and consolidated loads for multi-site projects
Document worker safety training machine maintenance and protective equipment
Develop measurable annual targets before making environmental performance claims
20 FUNDER CONFIDENCE
A platform for growth with evidence still to assemble
The profile shows a diversified operating business but serious funding decisions require verified financial operational and governance documents
| 13+ / YEARS SINCE 2013 | 6 / CORE MARKET SEGMENTS | 2 / SUPPLY CHANNELS | 1 / LOCAL DELIVERY TEAM |
What supports the growth case
An operating history since 2013 and a reported workforce of more than 30 people
A broad product and service mix across furniture interiors joinery and stone works
Local production combined with direct international office-furniture sourcing
Growth opportunities in public education offices hospitality property development and institutional supply
Existing workshop skills installation capability and named client sectors
What a funder should verify
Current corporate records, audited financial statements, tax compliance, bank facilities, equipment ownership and condition, workshop capacity, payroll and staffing, order pipeline, margins by product line, debtor and creditor exposure, signed contracts, client references, supplier terms, insurance and environmental and safety controls.
Confidence is strongest when every marketing claim has a current document photograph record or client reference behind it.
20 GOVERNMENT BID READINESS
The evidence pack behind the profile
| Bid area | Evidence to prepare |
| Legal and tax | Current incorporation and company records trading licence tax identification tax clearance and beneficial ownership information |
| Financial capacity | Audited statements turnover evidence bank facilities liquid assets and a contract cash-flow plan |
| Similar experience | Signed contracts purchase orders delivery notes completion certificates values periods and reachable client contacts |
| Manufacturing capacity | Machine register workshop details staffing output records current commitments and lot-specific production schedule |
| Technical compliance | Completed compliance schedule product data drawings control samples treatment and material certificates |
| Personnel | Project production quality logistics and safety leads with relevant records |
| Quality and safety | Inspection and test plan corrective-action process site safety worker conduct and machine-maintenance records |
| Distribution | Destination matrix route plan vehicle resources packing engraving installation and acceptance method |
| After sales | Warranty terms service contacts repair resources spare components and response timelines |
| China sourcing | Manufacturer catalogues quotations technical sheets sample approvals warranty terms and written supply confirmations where relevant |
School tender capacity evidence
The attached tender asks a manufacturer to demonstrate at least six years of relevant manufacturing experience and annual production capacity at least twice the contracted quantity for each of the previous two years. A compliant submission therefore needs measured output records and supporting source documents.
21 WEBSITE CONTENT GUIDE
A website organised around buyer decisions
| Page | Primary message | What to show |
| Home | Ugandan manufacturer for homes offices schools and major projects | Workshop school range office work interiors strong photography and quotation action |
| About | Established in 2013 with an experienced team and one accountable delivery model | History leadership values Kireka location team and workshop |
| School Furniture | Locally manufactured furniture for complete learning environments | Desk specification sample process quality controls bulk planning and tender enquiry |
| Office Furniture | Local custom production plus direct manufacturer contacts in China | Desks chairs workstations storage meeting systems catalogues and fit-outs |
| Manufacturing | Timber metal upholstery joinery finishing assembly and inspection | Machinery people materials batches quality stages and delivery |
| Interiors | Planning fit-outs joinery kitchens wardrobes partitions and finishes | Before-and-after projects materials and installation process |
| Homes and Hospitality | Custom furniture and repeatable room packages | Showroom products sample-room method and completed spaces |
| Projects | Documented experience by sector | Case studies with client approval scope quantity date result and photographs |
| Contact | Fast quotation and site-visit request | Phone email map project location quantities drawings required date and budget |
Recommended website filters
Furniture category, sector, material, project location, custom or ready-made, local or imported office range, and project size. Keep school furniture and China-sourced office furniture on separate product paths.
22 WEBSITE READY COPY
Core descriptions for the designer
Short company description
Cool Furniture and Interiors Limited is a Ugandan furniture manufacturer and interiors company established in 2013. From our Kireka base, we make and install furniture for homes, offices, schools, hotels, apartments and public institutions. We combine local production with direct office-furniture manufacturer contacts in China for projects that need a wider choice of systems and ergonomic seating.
School furniture description
We manufacture school furniture for classrooms, ICT rooms, libraries, laboratories, multipurpose halls, staff rooms and administration blocks. Our team can work from approved drawings and bills of quantities, build control samples, verify materials, manufacture in batches, engrave and label items, distribute by school and support inspection and handover.
Office furniture description
We supply complete office packages including desks, workstations, ergonomic chairs, meeting tables, reception counters, cabinets, filing systems and accessories. Custom joinery is manufactured locally, while direct manufacturer contacts in China provide additional office systems, finishes and price options.
Major contract description
Large orders are managed through approved samples, material verification, batch production, recorded quality checks, protective packing, route-based delivery and site acceptance. One project team coordinates the workshop, suppliers, logistics, installation and after-sales service.
Furniture and interiors can be coordinated with major property projects
23 CONTACT
Bring us the brief the drawings or the idea
We will help translate it into a measurable furniture and interiors package
Cool Furniture and Interiors Limited
Kireka Namugongo Road at the Bypass opposite Andremart Bar and Washing Bay Kampala Uganda
Telephone +256 782 452 550 / +256 703 004 145
Email coolfurnitureltd@gmail.com
Facebook @koolfurniture
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