Product Bulletin Archive
20th Nov 2014 -
Benches, Bollards & Shelters
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Pop Up Power
Pop Up Power Supplies specified at Chelsea Football Club
Pop Up Power Supplies recently installed nine retractable service power units within the stadium arena at Chelsea Football Club. The half tonne units are buried out of site beneath the perimeter of the pitch and are raised out of the ground when required. Chelsea Technical Services Team needed a po...
Timberplay Ltd
Benches to enhance the urban environment
Timberplay are delighted to represent Santa & Cole within the UK, introducing their stunning range of street furniture and lighting created to enhance the urban environment. One of their newest products is the lightweight Harpo Bench, the work of esteemed father and son design team, Miguel and ...
Furnitubes International Limited
‘SmartSpace’ by Furnitubes is an innovative approach to public realm furniture
‘SmartSpace’ by Furnitubes is an innovative approach to public realm furniture, whereby products are designed and can be arranged to meet the varying and changing requirements of outdoor spaces. The new Seven range of products from Furnitubes is the first to demonstrate our SmartSpace p...
Accoya
Accoya takes on the outdoors
Accoya, the world’s leading modified wood, is increasingly being selected for the construction of urban street furniture around the world. It has been used in the construction of a series of benches across Europe. A city centre bench completely made from Accoya has been unveiled in the German...
Accsys Technologies
Modified wood used for unique bus shelter
The first 50 sustainable and ecofriendly bus shelters made from world-leading modified wood products, Accoya and Medite Tricoya Extreme have been installed across Cornwall. Created by Benjamin Stedman Design, the distinctive shelters form part of Cornwall Council’s Green Peninsula project and...
ASF
Stylish seating at church communal area
Calderdale Council invited ASF to a planning meeting regarding the public area adjacent to St Michaels Church, Mytholmroyd. An area was undergoing repaving and renovation that would require a number of street furniture elements - the specification at this stage was pretty open with a general thought...