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Commercial Lighting in Coffs Harbour
Stramac Lighting works on commercial lighting projects across Coffs Harbour and the surrounding Mid North Coast — Sawtell, Woolgoolga, Bonville and the Coffs jetty precinct included. Coffs is a significant regional centre with a busy sports tourism economy, a strong education sector anchored by Southern Cross University and TAFE, and steady commercial and civic growth on the back of the Pacific Highway upgrade.
We're based at our Wickham showroom in Newcastle, and our service area runs the full Central Coast to Yamba and Central West corridor — Coffs Harbour sits near its northern reach. We're comfortable working with project teams remotely through documentation and on the ground for site visits, mock-ups and commissioning when the project calls for it.
Talk to our team about a Coffs Harbour project on (02) 4969 6555.
Commercial Lighting in Coffs Harbour
- (02) 4969 6555
- sales@stramaclighting.com.au
- Coffs Harbour, NSW
- Showroom by Appointment OnlyMonday – Friday8:00am – 4:30pmSaturday – SundayClosed
Aged Care Lighting in Coffs Harbour
Coffs Harbour's sport-tourism economy depends on facilities that can host competition at night and meet the standards expected by national sporting bodies. We work with councils, clubs and contractors on indoor court lighting, outdoor sports floodlighting, photometric layouts that meet AS 2560 for the relevant code of play, and spill control to limit impact on surrounding properties. Pole-mounted floodlights are specified for output, beam pattern, glare control and long service life. For grant-funded works, we provide the documentation needed to support the application and commissioning records to acquit the funding once the project is built.
Education & Childcare Lighting in Coffs Harbour
From SCU through to TAFE and the network of primary and high schools across the Coffs Coast, education-sector lighting is a regular part of our work in the region. Classrooms, lecture spaces, libraries, gymnasiums and external campus areas each have their own briefs, and we specify fittings that deliver the right light levels, glare control and colour rendering for each space. Tunable controls, daylight harvesting and occupancy sensing are increasingly considered, and we work through the controls strategy with the engineer so the additional cost is earning its keep through real operational savings.
Office & Workplace Lighting in Coffs Harbour
Restaurants, cafés, hotels and retail tenancies across Coffs's CBD, jetty precinct and surrounding villages benefit from lighting that's been specified for atmosphere and operation rather than just shelf-pulled from a catalogue. We help operators and fit-out contractors choose dimmable warm-white systems, accent lighting on feature walls and product displays, low-glare overhead lighting for dining areas, and exterior solutions that read well from the street at night. Where coastal exposure is in play, we choose finishes and IP ratings that will still look right two and three years into the life of the installation.
Civic & Sports Lighting in Coffs Harbour
Council projects across Coffs — streetscape upgrades, park lighting, foreshore precincts, jetty surrounds and community facilities — call for commercial-grade outdoor lighting that survives a coastal environment and remains serviceable through long asset lives. We work with City of Coffs Harbour Council, consulting engineers and contractors on photometric design, product selection and commissioning, with an emphasis on serviceable componentry, dark-sky compliance where required, and documentation that supports asset registers and future warranty claims.
Landscape & Architectural Lighting in Coffs Harbour
Commercial premises, hospitality venues and larger residential properties across Coffs and Sawtell benefit from architectural and landscape lighting that's been chosen for the coastal environment. We specify in-ground uplights, façade grazers, path lights and accent fittings with coastal-grade finishes, sealed housings, and warranties that will hold up to UV, salt and humidity. The aim is lighting that still reads as intentional five years in — not lighting that has corroded or failed because the wrong fittings were used to win a short-term cost saving at tender.