The bracket you’ve been waiting for

Simple, standard, discrete: Mall Seat with plinth bracket mount

Simple, standard, discrete: Mall Seat with plinth bracket

A simple solution inspired by popular demand, Street Furniture Australia’s new plinth bracket allows seats and benches to fix straight onto concrete and eliminates the need to design and fabricate custom parts.

After being inundated with requests to mount our seats on plinths, SFA production manager Christopher Morgan used our in-house 3D printer to create a model for a bracket to match our benches and seats.

The new plinth bracket now joins our standard range, received with interest by councils and landscape architects.

The bracket is available, at no extra cost, for our Galleria, Concourse and Mall benches, slim benches and seats, with battens in Jarrah, anodised aluminium or powder coated in any colour.

A discrete solution, ready to order. Enquire now.

 

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  • 23 November 2015, by Editor

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