Harden Town Centre NSW, Australia (2015)

Harden Shire Council has recently upgraded their town in rural NSW. The main thoroughfare, Neill Street, has undergone reconstruction work, and a range of Street Furniture Australia products have been selected to enhance the renewed streetscape. Traditional bollards line the main road; Rim Bins provide a modern, efficient litter solution; Classic Galleria Seats provide comfortable resting places for locals and visitors alike; and Semi Hoop bike stands offer easy-to-use bicycle parking. Along with the Council’s investment in new trees and gardens, the new street furniture ensures that Harden is more welcoming than ever.

Harden Shire Council has recently upgraded their town in rural NSW. The main thoroughfare, Neill Street, has undergone reconstruction work, and a range of Street Furniture Australia products have been selected to enhance the renewed streetscape. Traditional bollards line the main road; Rim Bins provide a modern, efficient litter solution; Classic Galleria Seats provide comfortable resting places for locals and visitors alike; and Semi Hoop bike stands offer easy-to-use bicycle parking. Along with the Council’s investment in new trees and gardens, the new street furniture ensures that Harden is more welcoming than ever.

location

Neill Street, Harden, NSW 2587

client

Harden Shire Council

market

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