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furnitubes is a leading company in the innovative design and manufacture of street and amenity furniture. Assured to iso 9001:2000 for the design and quality of its products and services, furnitubes offers a comprehensive range of street and landscape furniture, enabling planners and architects to design co-ordinated street schemes base on standard product ranges.

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furnitubes is a leading company in the innovative design and manufacture of street and amenity furniture. Assured to iso 9001:2000 for the design and quality of its products and services, furnitubes offers a comprehensive range of street and landscape furniture, enabling planners and architects to design co-ordinated street schemes based on standard product ranges.

Mission Statement 356

The Complete Service 357

Special Commissions 358

Over Sixty Years of Excellence 360

Environmental Policy 365

Health and Safety Policy 365

Quality Policy 366

Contact Us 367

Index 368



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At furnitubes international we are committed to:

Complete Servicefurnitubes offer the complete street furniture service, encompassing design, development, manufacture and supply.

our dedicated team of professionals are on hand to assist you at every step of your enquiry, and we pride ourselves on providing you with the quickest response.

Guaranteed Cost Effective ProductsWe offer quality dependable products at competitive prices and all our products are guaranteed. Available in a variety of materials including, cast iron, cast aluminium, steel, stainless steel, timber, plastic and G.R.P, we have a product to suit your every requirement.

Corporate Identity and Individual Needsthe products featured within this brochure are offered as standard, but items can be tailored to meet your individual requirements by use of corporate logos, crests and colours.

DeliveryWe hold many of our standard items in stock, so we can deliver the items you need, when you need them! We operate both nationally and internationally and can deliver the products you want to your door, wherever in the world.

QualityRecognised through accreditation to iso9001:2000 through communication, effective staff training and investment in information technology, earning us repeat orders worldwide from thousands of satisfied customers.

EnvironmentWorking in accordance with and maintaining the environmental management system iso 14001:2004.

MISSION STATEMENT

WWW.fuRnitubes.comestablished 1946

“Over Sixty Years of Excellence”

I have worked with Furnitubes over many years and found they always come up with solutions that work and are a real pleasure to work with in a true partnership.Robin cooper, Director of Regeneration and Developmentmedway council ”“

It’s always been a pleasure to work with the Furnitubes ‘family’, which I have been doing for over 20 years now. Their flexible approach and attention to detail, with a ...‘what if’... and a .. ‘can do’ attitude have inspired some of the designs and creations that have brought us critical acclaim. Their technical know-how and ability to listen to clients’ often exacting requirements are second to none.Patrick Phillips, Head of Parks and RecreationLondon borough of bromley ”“


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Sales and Marketingthe sales Department should be your first point of contact for enquiries regarding design, estimating, production schedules and purchasing requirements. furnitubes international’s offices are staffed by a dedicated and experienced team who will be happy to take calls and enquiries concerning estimates, orders, and product information. employees are trained to high standards and all enquiries, large or small, are given immediate attention.

A fully-networked m.R.P database logs all quotations and customer details to allow direct access to current stock levels and prices, thus saving time and avoiding duplication and mistakes. for professional advice on specifying or developing your design ideas, meeting budgets, or producing one-off items, furnitubes has no equal.

Design and Developmentfurnitubes international pride themselves on excellence through design. the design department uses state-of-the-art three-dimensional c.A.D software, plus a full range of graphic tools to ensure that concept ideas can be efficiently realised, analysed and to generate detailed working drawings for each product prior to manufacture. Products are constantly updated and improved in order to meet customers’ expectations and to adapt to suit the changing environment.

THE COMPLETE SERVICE

Quality Manufacturein addition to casting in iron, bronze and aluminium, furnitubes is able to manufacture items in many other materials, such as steel, timber, concrete, plastic and G.R.P. skilled fabricators are able to cut, drill and weld components to strict tolerances, ensuring efficient assembly and a high quality finished product.

Medway Distribution Centrefurnitubes’ medway Distribution centre, located on the m2 near Gillingham, allows for easy access to London, the north and south, and to europe. this modern facility integrates assembly, finishing, spray booth painting, quality inspection, warehouse storage and despatch.the efficient m.R.P stock management system keeps track of orders and ensures accurate transmission of information at every stage. this confirms to staff at head office how much stock we hold at any given time.

furnitubes typically hold over 5000 items in stock.



▲ HEAD OFFICE in Greenwich, London

▲ WAREHOUSE in Gillingham, Kent



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SPECIAL COMMISSIONS- the process

established 1946“Over Sixty Years of Excellence”

street furniture is increasingly being selected to reflect the character of an area and its local architecture. this effect cannot always be achieved using standard products, even when selecting from a range as comprehensive as ours!

furnitubes international is currently one of the leading and most imaginative suppliers of bespoke street furniture in the world, using their sixty plus years experience in the manufacture of street furniture to provide an unrivalled design and manufacturing service.

special commissions comprise a rapidly rising percentage of furnitubes international’s

turnover as growing numbers of our clients seek to introduce a unique quality to their

specific projects. Demand for originality and flair, an understanding of technical and

aesthetic detail and the successful fusion of creativity and practicality are increasingly

seen as essential to the provision of a total client service.

At furnitubes international, all special commission work is undertaken by our dedicated

design team. based within our head office, each of our team members has their own

unique skills and area of expertise, marrying the ability to understand our clients’ needs

whilst adding a unique dimension to any project. in the pursuit of excellence, our design

team can be seconded to any furnitubes’ contract, from a complete commission and

design service to overseeing the manufacture of products from specifiers’ instructions.

in addition to our ongoing portfolio of work, furnitubes design team are also involved in

a constant programme of research and development, introducing new ranges to our

catalogues of standard products and developing unique items for individual specification.

Next time you need to give inspiration a helping hand, give us a call.

No job is too big or too small!

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”“Amco (Gibraltar) are pleased to have

been associated with Furnitubes International over the last ten years on public works in Gibraltar.c.J Dickie, managing Director Amco (Gibraltar) Limited

▲ DORIC Fingerpost with FFT 4 Tablet Finial with infilled centre and crest (special commission) installed in Liskeard, cornwall

▲ YORKSHIRE ROSE CYCLE STAND (special commission) supplied to Hebden bridge, Yorkshire



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1970’s1950’s 1960’sSTREET FURNITUREWith customers demanding a wider variety of products, furnitubes released a 'range of street furniture' products to meet demand. new ranges of bollards, cycle stands, tree protection and new materials were introduced, including the launch of a great new concept - G.R.c "Vandal resistant, fire resistant and frost resistant" furniture.

NEW MATERIALSbollards and cycle parking were becoming widespread as more off-street parking facilities were made available. new materials, such as G.R.P (Glass Reinforced Plastic) were also being used for Planters and Grit bins that had traditionally been made in concrete.

1951 FESTIVAL OF BRITAINAt the festival Jack cluer exhibited the original 'tulip' timber slatted litter basket. furnitubes breakthrough into the street furniture market.

IN 1954 FURNITUBES was awarded the contract to supply the british industries fair in London at the south bank, and the subsequent years saw an almost entire dedication to fulfilling orders for the popular product nationwide.

TULIP SUCCESSAt its height, furnitubes gained international recognition when the 'tulip' slatted litter basket was chosen for eXPo58 and the site of the Worldfair at brussels in 1958.

towards the end of the 1950's, furnitubes began to offer a larger range of litter bins and wire baskets, in addition to some simple seating, that all proved popular with Local Authorities specifying for schools and public developments.

BRANCHING OUTfurnitubes branched out and explored a multitude of exciting new products. these included:· modular concrete seating and planters in all manner of shapes and sizes· Playground equipment and skateboard ramps· modular utilitarian railing, advertising poster units and lighting systems· street sweeper carts and traffic cones· fun, bold PVc plastic products that could be found in swinging London locations!

VANDAL PROOFthe teenage boom led to an increase in vandalism, however furnitubes rose to the challenge with products to deter vandals. the new concrete litter bins, steel tree protection and tubular furniture ranges became the strongest contenders within the market.

1940’sFURNITUBES IS BORNfurnitubes was established by Jack cluer in 1946. After the war materials were scarce, but the marine engineer was able to source steel tubes from shipyards, where motor torpedo boats were being taken apart.

His first products were made from these recycled tubes for the new institutions that were being set up at the time, such as the national Health service and education establishments. He soon became a major supplier to the London county council.

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In all our years dealing with Furnitubes International we have found their service and range of products to be of the highest quality. We always receive expert technical assistance and prompt responses to all our enquiries.John corcoran, fm conway Ltd ”“

built on a sensible alliance of traditional process and contemporary thought, the business has learned to survive by accommodating market fluctuations for over six decades. the company has worked ceaselessly to satisfy client’s needs and each challenge has enabled us to strengthen and build in both national and international markets.


1980’s 1990’s40TH BIRTHDAYfurnitubes celebrate 40 years and fully expand to offer a complete range of cast iron bollards, tree grilles, litter bins and bollards, which proved popular due to their durability and ability to stand the test of time.

in a drive to attract wealthier customers, the more refined designs of the Victorian era became ever more popular, seen in products such as the eastgate and Rotherham seat.

SECURITY BOLLARDSfollowing a pandemic of raids, Dixons approached furnitubes to solve the problem. the result was the dedicated anti ram-raid Gunner security which quickly became the standard security bollard amongst retailers for protecting

store fascias from attack.

NEW FOUNDRYfurnitubes strengthened their control over source costs with the acquisition of a foundry in sittingbourne, Kent.

INNOVATIVE PRODUCTSfurnitubes position themselves as a major innovator within the industry, through expansion of the design department and investment in c.A.D, graphics and D.t.P publishing software. this lead to a number of bespoke contracts, including: Historic gate restoration for L.b tower Hamlets at spitalfields market, a cafe Arch for L.b Greenwich in Greenwich Park and impressive new lighting for Wembley Arena.

CORPORATE RE-LAUNCHA major new catalogue and new corporate logo was launched in 1995. its professional layout was created in-house specifically aimed at architects and specifiers. over 3,000 products were included and at the time it was generally accepted as the best on the market.

THE BELL BOLLARD 1985 brought the introduction of the bell bollard, possibly the most famous of all furnitubes products after the tulip Litter bin.

SEAGER BUILDINGSthe four-storey gin distillery at seager buildings was converted from a derelict shell into a bright modern head office and the unit opposite was equipped for storage, fabrication and fitted with a paint spray booth for faster painting and superior finish.

EXPANSIONfurnitubes continues to expand, releasing exciting new collections, including the swedish 'nola' collection.

QUALITY ASSURANCEin 1995 a second investment was made to quality and the company quality assurance programme was inspected and furnitubes gained accreditation to bs 5750, formally known as en iso 9002:1994 by Lloyds Register Quality Assurance.

50TH BIRTHDAYfurnitubes celebrate their 50th birthday. contracts include the pedestrianisation of main street, Gibraltar,

sculpted bollards designed by John maine for Lewisham and a hundred metre covered walkway for centro at cradley Heath station, near birmingham.

SPECIAL COMMISSIONSthe smaller Linx 200 system is conceived and kicks off with a substantial order for Wood Green, London. furnitubes designers work with both tunbridge Wells and maidstone to develop completely unique street furniture ranges for their town centres.

NEW CATALOGUEfurnitubes launch a new catalogue style and are awarded the contract for fingerpost signage for the thames Path, Green chain Walk, London Loop, cray

Riverway and all cycle routes.

STAINLESS STEELstainless steel rises in popularity and furnitubes launch many exciting new designs. furnitubes’ largest ever 12 metre market archway is unveiled at Hoxton street market in Hackney, London.



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THE NEW MILLENNIUMcommences with orders for Romney Railings at the st. George development at Vauxhall and prestigious signage for Winchester cathedral and Portsmouth seafront.

the success of Linx railings continues with a special stainless steel cap variation for Walthamstow town centre. memorial plaques are cast for the Rock of Gibraltar, balustrade is supplied to brighton marina and an increasing number of stainless steel products are sold.

ROYAL HILLfurnitubes return to the street where they used to be based, with new offices on Royal Hill.

many substantial orders including Linx100 and decorative hooped railings for Red Routes in London. contracts this year include lamp post protector bollards for b.D.P, Walthamstow and canterbury bollards & fi sockets for the Royal Albert Hall, London.

2000’sSALES, SERVICE & STOCK CONTROLfurnitubes new medway Distribution centre provides substantial, efficient warehouse facilities. further expansion and investment in 3D c.A.D software.

A successful exhibition at external Works 2005 where the Zenith seat and bench and the beLL 115 and Harbour bollards are officially launched.

FURNITUBES 60TH ANNIVERSARY many new products, including ash waste bins and an extended Portman range are introduced to coincide with the brand new 270 page Diamond edition catalogue. furnitubes exhibit these new products at saltex 2006.

HEREFORD TOWN CENTREfurnitubes supplied Hereford town centre its comprehensive Zenith range. Painted black to match the council’s corporate colours, the Zenith steel and timber seat, bin and bollard were supplied to the area. black painted college cycle stands and stainless steel Zenith litter bins were also supplied.

FURNITUBES GO GREEN!furnitubes launch new recycled composite timber, made from 50% sawdust and 50% plastic. the environmentally friendly material has a look and texture akin to timer with the added benefits of recycled plastic.

LINX 400the stylish Linx 400 railing system is a new addition to the revolutionary Linx range. the sleek and flexible railing system is available in 100% stainless steel. the rails are attached to unique curved plates which fit flush onto the posts in any position or angle. installed in Hammersmith, London, the range transformed the area.

the Linx 400 accompanied the Linx composite range at Heathrow’s terminal 5, used for their bus station, car park and trolley bays.

WESTFIELD SHOPPING CENTRE, LONDONfurnitubes supplied several stainless steel products to europe’s largest inner city shopping centre. the Linx 400 railings, Zenith cycle stands and District traffic bollards were supplied to the site in West London.



Colomendy Limited are pleased to be associated with a company as professional as Furnitubes International. Our overseas reputation can only be enhanced when our partners perform to their best. We find Furnitubes fulfil these requirements admirably.John bromfield, Directorcolomendy Limited ”“



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HEALTH & SAFETYPOLICY

the directors accept overall responsibility for co-ordination and delivery of Health and safety Policy towards all staff.As part of our system scope covering the design, sales and procurement of street and landscape furniture together with associated security products, our policy is to provide and maintain safe and healthy working conditions, equipment and systems of work for all employees, and to provide such information, training, supervision and support as they need for this purpose. We also accept our responsibility for the health and safety of other people who may be affected by our activities.

the day to day allocation of duties for safety matters and the particular arrangements that we will make to implement the policy are set out on various notice boards within the company.

As part of our use of iso 18001:2007 we are committed to:

■ the prevention of injury and illness■ compliance with legislation, regulation and other requirements■ the continual improvement of our health and safety management system■ the continual improvement of our health and safety performance All employees will be issued with a Health & safety Policy within their company Handbook. new employees will be given basic Health & safety training during their induction Programme.

induction Programmes will also include instruction on fire Procedures, introduction to first Aiders and indicate the emphasis of the employee’s responsibility to conduct themselves in a safe and responsible manner with regard to their own Health & safety and other members of the work force.

Job training regarding the various aspects of Health & safety with regard to the equipment and materials used, will be delivered by the relevant supervisor or suitably trained personnel.

We are committed to providing the resources to enable us to implement our Health and safety policy.

in accordance with our defined scope, this policy provides a framework for the development and progressing of our Health and safety objectives.

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ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY

As part of our system scope covering the design, sales and procurement of street and landscape furniture together with associated security products, we are committed to continual improvement in our environmental performance, paying special attention to the following issues:

■ effective management of our emissions to air, water and land, seeking their elimination, re-use or reduction where practicable. ■ We will also seek, again where practicable, to segregate and/or re-use all materials suitable for recycling.■ compliance with relevant legislation and other requirements covering any of our operations.■ ensure our processes and operations prevent pollution.■ efficient use of energy.■ minimisation of our consumption of natural resources.■ effective management and minimisation of our waste streams.

We are committed to working in accordance with and maintaining the environmental management systems standard iso 14001: 2004.

We are committed to setting environmental objectives and targets and monitoring and reviewing of our environmental performance against these objectives and targets.

We will encourage understanding of our environmental policy and objectives by our suppliers, customers and contractors.

We will make our staff aware of the environmental implications of their work as it affects us, our customers and our neighbours. We are committed to giving our employees and contractors all necessary instruction to enable them to comply with our environmental policy.

We are committed to providing the resources to enable us to implement our environmental policy.

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the company is design led with the design team able to respond to most

specifiers’ needs, producing working drawings to enable the production to be

carried out to its maximum efficiency and economy, and encompassing the

latest methods of aftercare maintenance ...

the Headquarter office in Greenwich, London have been sympathetically

designed to provide excellent working conditions and this generates a good

team spirit. the offices include a training room which enables staff to keep

abreast of the latest advancements within the marketplace and aware of

company developments ...

We are committed to the Investors in People programme to assist in recruiting

and training all staff to carry out their jobs as competently as possible ...

company Policy is to provide a service that is second to none and to this end

we have developed and recorded a quality system which covers every aspect of

company operations and which we shall maintain to International Quality Standard

BS EN ISO 9001 and beyond...

We continually evaluate the effectiveness of our Quality system by means of

Audits and management Review meetings.

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furnitubes international’s head office is located in the heart of Greenwich in London, within five minutes of Greenwich Overground Rail, Greenwich and Cutty Sark DLR (Dockland Light Railway) stations.

furnitubes Medway Distribution Centre is located on the m2 near Gillingham, Kent, allowing easy access to London, the north and south to europe.

”“ Costain have been dealing with Furnitubes

since 1988. The service and quality is good and their deliveries are always prompt. We look forward to many more years of working together.Procurement Department, costain Ltd quality manufacture



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access bollards 57–67accessories (for bollards) 78aluminium products

ash waste products 247bollards 10–25, 10–34, 247display cases 288–289maintenance 331plaques 287seating 189signage 278–289smoking shelters 248–249

anti-ram raid products 14–15, 27–33, 62–63anti-terror products 80, 254ash waste products 81, 214–215, 217–218,

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barriers 14–15, 136–139, 142–145bell bollard 29–33, 141benches 148–149, 152, 159, 164–165, 166–167,

172–177, 180–189, 192–199, 205–208bicycle shelters see cycle sheltersbicycle stands see cycle standsbins see litter bins bird proof bins 214–216, 221, 229, 231, 235bollards 8–81

accessories 78ash waste 81, 245, 247bell & avector 28–33burr bloc 62–63cast iron 10–34composite 46–49illuminated 35installation 341–342, 344–345linx composite 46–49plastic 34, 72–75power 18–19, 26recycled composite 77recycled plastic 76–77removable sockets 59–61security 14–15, 27–33, 52–53, 62–63, 80,

344–345stainless steel 50–54steel 35–45telescopic 66–67timber 68–71

brackets (for hanging baskets) 326–327bronze

bollards 48litter & waste 214–215, 217, 226–227,

255, 302–303maintenance 331railings 122–123, 125seating 151, 156–157, 159–162, 175,

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car park posts 64–65case studies see special commissions

cast ironbollards 10–34cycle stands 98–100dog waste bins 238–239gates 144–145litter bins 212–217maintenance 330rail barriers 136–139railings 114–123, 125–128, 141seating 150–162tree grilles 298–307

cast plaques see plaquescast replicas 13cigarette butt disposal see ash waste productscolumns (fingerpost signage) 274–275commemorative seat plaques 151, 156–157,

159, 162, 200–201company information 354–367composite products

bollards 46–49cycle stands 98–99railings 114–125signage 274sockets 60–61, 135

concrete productslitter bins 235maintenance 335planters 318–319seating 204–207

corrals see recycling corralscycle parking 82–107cycle shelters 102–105cycle stands 84–101, 106–107

cast iron 98–100composite 98installation 350stainless steel 86–95steel 98toast racks 87–88, 93

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DDA guidance 352directional signage 258–277disability guidance 352display cases & header boards 278–283,

288–291dog waste bins 238–242

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electric feeder posts see power bollardsenhanced powder coating 338environmental policy 365

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fingerpost columns 274–275fingers (for directional signage arms)

258–265finials (for finger posts) 274

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gates 142–145graffiti removal system 340

GRPmaintenance 335tree protection 322–323

guardrail see railingsguards and grilles (for trees) 294–315

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hanging baskets 326health and safety policy 365highlighting 217, 339

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illuminated products 290–291display cases 281, 289, 290–291uplighters 35, 291

information signage 284–286 see also display cases & header boardsinstallation

bollards 341removable 343security 344–345cycle stands 350linx railing system 348lucky dog waste bin 242telescopic bollards 346tree grilles 351

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knee rail 125, 128, 130–131, 137, 139

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LED uplighters 291lighting products

illuminated display cases 290–291uplighters 35, 291

linx rangebollards 46–49cycle stands 98gates 143installation (railings) 348–349litter container corrals 253railings 114–125, 141

litter bins 208–255ash waste products 243–249bronze 214–215, 217, 226–227, 255,

302–303cast iron 212–217concrete 235dog waste bins 238–242plastic 236recycling 250–251recycling corrals 252–253special commissions 255stainless steel 221, 225steel 218–231timber 232–234

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pedestrian guardrails 132–134picnic tables 169, 187, 202–203

recycled plastic 169stainless steel 187steel & timber 187, 202–203timber 202–203

planters 316–325concrete 318–319recycled material 165, 169, 324–325recycled plastic 320–321timber 316–317

plaques 217, 287 see also commemorative seat plaques

plastic coating 337plastic products

bollards 72–75cycle stands 96–97litter bins 236–237maintenance 337planters 320–321seating see recycled plastic products

polyurethane see plastic productspost & rail see railingspost & rail barriers see barrierspost protector 311powder coating 338power bollards 18–19, 26product ranges 4–7

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railings 108–145cast iron 126–128, 136composite 114–125stainless steel 117, 124, 132steel 114–134, 126–134, 136–139

ram raid products see anti-ram raid productsrecycled composite

bollards 77maintenance 336seating 151, 159, 165, 172, 183–187, 195

recycled plastic productsbollards 76–77maintenance 336picnic tables 169planters 320–321seating 163–164, 168–171, 181, 183–185

recycled products see recycled composite; see recycled plastic

planters 324recycling

corrals 252–253litter bins 250–251

recycling corrals 252–253removable bollards 46–49, 51–53, 55–56,

59–61, 74–75installation 343

removable railings 135removable sockets 59–61, 135rodent base bait bins 221, 229, 231

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seating 146–207aluminium 189bronze 151, 156–157, 159–162, 161, 175,

200–201cast iron 150–162concrete 204–207recycled composite 151, 159, 165, 172, 183,

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183–185stainless steel 172–187, 190–195steel 163, 172–188, 190–198, 207timber 150–161, 170–173, 178–189, 194–203,

207security barriers 14–15, 144–145security products

bollards 14–15, 27–33, 52–53, 62–63, 80 see also anti-ram raid products

concrete planters 318–319installation (bollards) 344–345

service bollards 18–19, 26shelters

cycle shelters 102–105smoking shelters 248–249

signage 256–291directional signage 258–277display cases 288–291location boards & maps 284–286plaques 287special commission 268–273

smoking products see ash waste productssmoking shelters 248–249

see also ash waste productssockets 59–61, 135special commissions 358–359

bollards 79–81cycle stands 106–107litter bins 255railings 140–141signage 268–273tree protection 314

stainless steel productsash waste products 244–246bollards 50–56cycle stands 87–94gates 143litter bins 221, 225–231maintenance 333railings 117, 124seating 172–187, 190–195signage 276–277tables 187tree guards 310–311

steel productsaccessories (for bollards) 78ash waste products 244–246bollards 35–45cycle shelters 102–105cycle stands 98–99dog waste bins 240gates 142–145litter bins 218–231maintenance 332railings 114–134, 136–139seating 163, 172–188, 190–198, 207sockets 59tables 187

tree grilles 312tree guards 294–295, 298–301,

303–307, 313steel security

bollards 38–45street name plates 287

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tables 166–167, 187, 197, 199 see also picnic tables

telescopic bollards 66–67installation 346–347

timber productsbollards 68–71litter bins 232–234maintenance 334picnic tables 202–203planters 316–317seating 150–161, 170–173, 178–189,

194–203, 207tables 187

traffic bollards 27–35tree grilles 296–309, 312, 314

cast iron 298–307installation 351steel 312

tree guards 294–295, 298–301, 303–307, 309–311, 313

stainless steel 310–311steel 303–307, 309, 313

tree protection 292–327hanging baskets 326special commissions 314tree grilles & guards 294–315

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village plaques 287vitreous enamel plate 91–92, 107

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Furnitubes International LimitedMeridian House, Royal Hill

Greenwich, LondonSE10 8RD

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