Intrex Furniture - Company Background and History

Intrex Furniture has been manufacturing high quality interior and outdoor site furnishings for over forty years. Founded by Sal Galante, every product that Intrex Furniture produces is manufactured with a passion for quality and durability, all within the continental United States. Sal continues to be the driving force behind Intrex Furniture and provides that personal touch to every product manufactured today.

Intrex Furniture manufactures its products from a variety of materials. Intrex has a fully equipped wood shop, metal manufacturing, tube bending, and general manufacturing capabilities. Because Intrex is the manufacturer, they can produce custom products, in addition to its full line of indoor and outdoor products. Intrex has produced, and continues to produce, products under market leading private leading brands that are in use every day. Intrex products can be found in virtually every city and state throughout the United States.

Intrex Furniture gained a reputation for providing high end, custom designed interior office furniture in the 70's, 80's, and 90's. Known for its high quality production and styling, Intrex became the standard for custom designed furniture throughout New York City. Intrex custom designed conference tables, desks, credenzas, and end tables were found in every high profile office complex, including the World Trade Center.

Today, Intrex continues to manufacture products under private label agreements to major US brands. Intrex receptacles can be found in every city throughout the United States. Intrex products are featured in numerous architectural award winning projects such as the Highline project in Manhattan. Take a look at the Location Photos for some of the architecturally designed products that Intrex produces

If you are looking for a "Made in the USA" manufacturer that believes in quality products, you need to take a look at Intrex Furniture. Our passion and pride for manufacturing high quality products is in every piece of furniture that we manufacture today.