Queensland is building 17 new and upgraded venues, an athlete village for more than 10,000 athletes and officials, and the housing those villages become afterwards. Every one of those buildings needs wet areas. FAME has manufactured bathroom vanities and kitchen cabinets since 2009 and has supplied Australian buyers for 17 years — from a 20,000 m² factory, at 20 pieces per model, with finishes held to a single approved batch across a whole order.
Wall-hung contract vanities at 900, 1200 and 1500mm from one carcass platform, 18mm HMR plywood, 20mm sintered stone or compact laminate tops, matched mirror cabinets. Built to be repeated across hundreds of apartments without the finish drifting between containers.
2.4m galley kitchens on a 600mm module grid for one- and two-bedroom units: four base units, three wall units, one tall unit with an oven cavity, flat-packed in apartment-numbered packs or delivered assembled.
ISO9001, CE, SGS and IP44 certification, board E0/E1 declarations, hardware certificates, a data sheet per model and a packing plan per building block — the file your certifier and site team ask for.
The Games infrastructure program is delivered by the Games Independent Infrastructure and Coordination Authority (GIICA) across seven phases: planning and approvals, design, early works, construction, commissioning, handover and post-Games legacy. A venue can sit in more than one phase at once. The table below records only what GIICA and the 2032 Delivery Plan publish — with the fit-out relevance alongside.
| Program element | What is published | Where cabinetry enters |
|---|---|---|
| Venues statewide | 17 new and upgraded venues — 7 new, 10 upgraded — plus over 50 new fields of play (GIICA) | Back-of-house wet areas, change rooms, accessible amenities, staff and hospitality kitchens |
| Brisbane Stadium | New 63,000-seat stadium at Victoria Park, Herston; in planning, design and early works phases (2032 Delivery Plan) | Amenities, corporate hospitality kitchens, media and officials' facilities |
| National Aquatic Centre | New facility at the Centenary Pool site, Spring Hill; 25,000 capacity during the Games, 8,000 permanent seats afterwards | Change rooms, recovery and medical wet areas, staff amenities |
| Brisbane Athlete Village | Brisbane Showgrounds, Bowen Hills, 1.5km from the CBD; more than 10,000 athletes and officials for the Olympics and more than 5,000 for the Paralympics; converts to permanent dwellings after the Games | The single biggest cabinetry package: one vanity and one kitchen per dwelling, repeated hundreds of times, plus Games-time temporary fit-out |
| Satellite villages | Sunshine Coast village at Maroochydore City Centre; Gold Coast village within the Royal Pines development | The same apartment fit-out pattern at smaller scale, with the same batch-consistency risk |
| Logan & Moreton Bay indoor sports centres | Delivery contractor expressions of interest listed on GIICA's tender register as at early November 2026 — Logan closing 5 November 2026, Moreton Bay closing 27 November 2026 (GIICA procurement) | Once a delivery contractor is appointed, wet-area and amenities packages go to market underneath |
Program details are quoted from GIICA and the 2032 Delivery Plan as published in November 2026. Venue scope and timing can change; use the source pages for the current position.
The Brisbane village is designed to become permanent dwellings after the Games. That makes the residential specification the real one: a vanity and a kitchen per dwelling, built to a ten-year rental duty cycle rather than a four-week event, in quantities that repeat block by block.
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A 2.4m galley on a 600mm grid, flat-packed in unit-numbered packs so a goods lift does not need a sorting table. Same front, same gap, same bench height in apartment 204 and apartment 811.
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Villages and temporary accommodation need joinery that assembles fast, survives a short intense tenancy and can be removed or re-purposed. Flat-pack construction with labelled parts and a supplied assembly sequence is the format that suits a compressed programme.
How our OEM/ODM process works →
Amenities, change rooms, medical and recovery wet areas inside the venues — plus the private residential supply that follows a program of this size into South East Queensland.
Browse the kitchen range →| Item | What we work to |
|---|---|
| MOQ | 20 pieces per model — a pilot batch is a normal order, not a special case |
| Production lead time | 25–45 days depending on quantity and finish |
| Sampling | 7–15 days after design confirmation; approved sample becomes the batch reference |
| Carcass | 18mm HMR plywood with sealed ABS edges, dowelled and confirmat-fixed at load points |
| Fronts | 18mm MDF lacquer at 4–6 gloss, or melamine-faced board; handleless with a machined finger groove |
| Tops | 20mm sintered stone for premium units; 20mm compact laminate for rental and volume units |
| Hardware | Blum / DTC soft-close; schedules quoted to the project specification |
| Batch control | One approved colour panel and gloss reading per order; a retained door travels with the order file |
| Packing | Flat-pack on 1100×1100 pallets in unit-numbered packs, or assembled and corner-protected |
| Documentation | ISO9001, CE, SGS, IP44 on lit units; E0/E1 board declarations; model data sheets |
| Ports | Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne; FOB Ningbo or CIF quoted per project |
An apartment bathroom with mechanical ventilation and a semi-frameless shower runs wetter for longer than a house bathroom with an opening window. That is the argument for 18mm HMR plywood with sealed edges and for a lacquer film rather than an edge-banded film front at the bottom rail.
Where a unit faces north or west, a two-coat polyurethane system holds colour better than a thin melamine film. For coastal sites we quote a sealed edge on every panel and stainless or coated hardware rather than plain steel.
Queensland projects are usually delivered to a site compound with limited covered storage. Flat-pack on pallets, wrapped and labelled by apartment, survives that better than assembled carcasses stacked four high.
Australian project files expect documentation behind every claim. We issue a data sheet per model with dimensions, materials, hardware and packing, plus board and hardware declarations, so a certifier is reading paper rather than a brochure.
FAME has manufactured since 2009. Australia has been one of our three core export markets throughout, alongside Europe and North America, and over 80% of output is exported. The work has been retail and trade programmes through importers, brands and builders — the same disciplines a fit-out contractor needs: container maths, finish consistency across repeat orders, and documentation that holds up.
Send the unit mix, one typical elevation and your delivery sequence. We reply within 24 hours with a per-unit price, a lead time against your programme and a packing plan.
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