Matching articles for Park Sites & Trails - Site Furnishings: 64
Supplement Feature - April 2020
When you stroll through a park, you might not think much about the benches, picnic tables and receptacles you pass, but actually, a lot of thought can go into choosing those furnishings.
Problem Solver - August 2019
If graffiti is a problem in your area, you should look for graffiti removal tools that are compatible with your recycled plastic planks. Be sure to wash off any residue.
Remember that bike paths will have more appeal if they allow bicyclists to pedal through beautiful scenery, or give them a destination, such as a park or a downtown area. When you provide attractive destinations like this along your bike trail, you'll also want to be sure to include safe and secure places for riders to lock up their bikes while they enjoy the area. A tremendous variety of bike racks are available, and they often can even be customized to suit the look and feel of the surrounding area. Bike shelters can offer welcome protection from the weather, and also can provide a location for wayfinding signage or even a bike repair station.
Aluminum is an affordable option that is easy to move, which will make it simple to reconfigure your site while avoiding the waste of replacing your existing furnishings. Aluminum is also 100 percent recyclable and is corrosion-resistant.
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Supplement Feature - April 2019
Selecting site furnishings for public spaces requires careful thought. Choices should be functional and practical, while also presenting a certain aesthetic.
Problem Solver - August 2018
You simply work with the bench manufacturer or your local sign company to provide custom signage using ¼-inch thick polycarbonate core graphic material.
Checking on your containers online is simple, and you can receive notifications on your smartphone or tablet, letting you know when a certain fill level has been reached, or alerting you about rummaging and irregular spikes in activity.
You might want to include tables and chairs that are anchored into the ground, or moveable chairs and tables that will allow visitors to configure the space to meet their needs.
