PROPERTY MAINTENANCE & METALWORK FABRICATORS

SEATING

Cast Iron
Seating can be an essential factor in the overall characterisation of any area. Seats should be chosen as to which best suit their environment.

Where preservation and heritage are significant considerations and in areas of historic importance opting for traditional and attractive cast iron and timber seating is a sensible option. These types of seating can permanently enhance the elegance of both public and private developments.

Contemporary Concrete Benches
We have a range of contemporary concrete benches available in two different sizes. The benches can be cast to any BS/RAL colours. We also offer a bespoke design service to accommodate any specific requirements you may have in mind.

Recycled Plastic Seating
Our recycled plastic seats, benches, tables and picnic tables have a highly textured finish similar to timber. They are an environmentally friendly option.

They are a durable, reasonably priced seating option well suited to school playgrounds and parks, and offer the following benefits:-

  Made from 100% recycled plastic
  Environmentally friendly
  Do not splinter or rot
  Minimal maintenance
  Weather resistant
  Long lasting & Robust
  Available in a selection of colours
  Easy to saw, drill, nail or screw

Stainless Steel Seating
In response to increasing demand for hardwearing, low maintenance seating products, we now offer a range of seating in stainless steel.

Compared to other materials, stainless steel is tough, durable and has extremely high corrosion resistance. Its surface can be polished to a stunning high quality bright or satin finish that requires minimal maintenance. It is also 100% recyclable.

Steel Seating
Seats which are manufactured from steel are hardwearing and because steel is so adaptable in manufacturing terms, a variety of options can be custom made to suit every need.

It can also be paired with timber and has long been used as public seating.

Timber Seating
Timber seats are usually specified for parkland and rural areas where they blend in well with the natural environment surrounding them.

Timber weathers naturally, and when maintained correctly can prove to be very economical.