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What We Do

Our Projects

88 Phillip Street Sydney

Thiess Building, Southbank

Woolworths

Royal Prince Alfred Hospital

Space 2000

Big W

Rick Damelian

Westfield, Carindale

Griffith University

Wesley Hospital

249 Canterbury Road

BULLA Cream

AAPT

William Adams - CAT (Caterpillar)

Gribbles Pathology

Independent Distillers

Lonely Planet

Harcroft Lighting is a fully Australian-owned company which prides itself in applying the traditional Australian spirit to all its projects – “tell us what you want and we’ll be able to make it work for you”.

We will tackle any lighting project from the major refurbishment of an international airport (Sydney) to the provision of suitable and inexpensive lighting for a council-run community hall.  We see every job as being different and needing its own attention to detail, no matter what the size.

The design and development of new products to suit the needs of our customers is a constant factor in the lives of our R&D team, with the concepts then being developed and tested in-house at our headquarters at Seven Hills. We take responsibility for all our products – if we design and build them, then we believe they will last. 
 
We lead the country in supplying fluorescent lighting, and are the largest users of certain core components, as well as the new T5 technology being favoured by the Federal Government and other environmentally-concerned bodies.  We promote the use of long life, low maintenance and low energy consumption lighting fixtures, as well as retaining and recycling components wherever possible.  Harcroft Lighting is a member of the Lighting Council of Australia, with representatives on its Lighting Technical Committee. 

Harcroft is an approved and preferred supplier to most major retailers in Australia, including Woolworths, Big W, Dick Smith stores, and KFC outlets.  We also have contracts with the NSW Department of Public Works and Queensland State Works, manufacturing light fittings for schools and public utilities.