Collierville Fire Station No. 6
| Owner | Town of Collierville |
| Architect | Renaissance Group, Inc. |
| Contractor | Zellner Construction |
| Scope | Varia Plastic Laminate Casework, Solid Surface Countertops, Stainless Steel Countertops, Surface Wall Panels, Solid Surface Window Sills |
Affectionately nicknamed “The Protectors of the Dragons,” Fire House No. 6 is located across the street from Collierville High School. The town’s first new fire station in 24 years, Fire House No. 6 is a two-story, three-bay facility that features a living room, kitchen, work areas, 10 dormitories, individual restrooms, workout room, and a laundry room. No two-story firehouse would be complete without the iconic fire pole, of which this facility has two. The facility also includes a Safe Haven Baby Box.
Fire House No. 6 is a multi-purpose building that meets the needs of both work and home. A well-designed firehouse is comfortable and private when rest and relaxation are required, while also allowing firefighters to work, exercise, and complete daily tasks. Stainless steel casework is often used in fire station kitchens because of its exceptional durability and cleanability. It’s resistant to dents, withstands harsh cleaning chemicals, and remains resilient under heavy use. Varia provided Stainless Steel Casework, Varia Plastic Laminate Casework, Solid Surface Wall Panels, and Solid Surface Countertops—all essential solutions to create a durable yet welcoming space.
