Street furniture that earns its place in your budget

This is where the modular design pays for itself. A damaged slat, bracket, or panel can be replaced individually without removing the ground fixings or the rest of the unit. The repair happens on-site, which means less disruption and lower cost per incident. For vandalism damage, the turnaround on replacement parts is usually straightforward because the components are standard across our ranges.

Yes, and this is something we’d encourage. Because our products use standardised components across ranges, you can hold a small number of spare slats, brackets, or fixings that cover multiple sites. This means your maintenance team can carry out repairs quickly without waiting for individual orders each time.

Our 3D configurator lets you build layouts using standard modular components and see how they’ll look in different configurations. You can generate visualisations to share with colleagues or include in committee papers and planning documents, without needing to commission design work. It’s a useful way to test ideas and get a sense of cost before speaking to our specification team.

We’ve supplied street furniture to heritage environments including Canterbury High Street and The Strand, Aldwych, where the design needed to sit within a conservation area without undermining the character of the setting. The material palette — FSC-certified Iroko, Endura™ Thermally Modified Ash, and powder-coated steel — tends to age well alongside traditional materials. Our specification team can help you select ranges and finishes that suit sensitive locations.

We hold ISO 14001 (environmental management) certification, use recycled steel (which requires 74% less energy to produce than virgin steel), source FSC-certified Iroko hardwood, and offer Endura Thermally Modified Ash, a UK-grown alternative to imported tropical hardwood, and reclaimed British hardwood sourced through our partnership with Ashwells’ Timber Yard. Our in-house Triple Process powder coating has a lower environmental impact than traditional galvanising. Our Kent factory runs exclusively on renewable wind energy. We can provide sustainability data and documentation to support tender submissions or specifications, including recycled content, energy sources, and supply chain provenance.

As a UK-based manufacturer with our factory in Kent, we contribute directly to local employment, skills development, and a domestic supply chain. Our products are made from recycled and responsibly sourced materials, and our factory runs on renewable energy. If your tender requires specific social value commitments or reporting against frameworks such as the National TOMs, our team can discuss what we’re able to provide.

Yes. Our seating is designed to meet BS 8300-1:2018 requirements for inclusive outdoor environments, including accessible seat heights and clear approach spaces. If your project has specific accessibility requirements beyond standard compliance, talk to us early so we can advise on configurations that meet the brief.

We can provide installation services and maintenance support, so you don’t need to arrange these separately. If you’d prefer your own grounds team or a local contractor to carry out the work, we supply full installation guidance with every order — the products are designed to be straightforward to install without specialist labour. Either way, we can talk through the options that make sense for your project.

Modular furniture is designed to adapt. Components can be added, removed, or rearranged without replacing the whole installation. If a space is being redesigned, or if you need to relocate furniture as part of a phased project, the same modules can be reconfigured. We’ve worked on projects where the original specification was extended years after installation using the same standard components.