CASINO SEATING
Seating I
Indispensable, a combination of form and function and one of the first things a customer makes physical contact with in your casino. We look at three of the leading seating manufacturers in our industry.
Pull up a chair with PST
t’s human nature that people’s first attempt at hospitality is to instinctively offer someone a seat whether it’s pulling up a chair as a meeting commences, entering a home and perching on a kitchen stool or offering a seat on a busy
train which is why a chair is always so much more than a chair, it’s a symbol of sociability, human kindness and geniality.
For almost 50 years PST has been servicing this social practice and today is arguably Europe’s leading supplier to the leisure industry, specifically the arcade, bookmaking, casino and bingo sectors.
With an impressive client portfolio which reads as a whose who in gaming, PST has been commissioned
by many of the largest and most established operators including Grosvenor and G Casinos, Mecca Bingo, Gala Casinos, Gala Bingo, Genting Casinos and the Novomatic group.
In 2015, its attention to detail and precision
manufacturing saw PST awarded the coveted contract to supply the International Genting Resorts World with an entire range of seating including a bespoke line for its salon privee at the £150m complex.
Proud of the company’s achievements during the
past 12 months, Managing Director Stephen Treharne revealed PST fabricated more than 1,000 assets for Resorts World. “I’m delighted that PST was chosen for such a project. We worked closely with the
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