5 product updates

The R&D team is excited to announce the addition of five product updates to the Street Furniture Australia core range.

Book in a ‘Tea Time’ for a fast and interactive one-on-one Zoom chat with your local Street Furniture Australia representative. Simply book here or contact Sally Morrison on 0473 117 805 or sally@streetfurniture.com

Product Update 1.
Linea Curved Bench

Minimalist curves made easy. Mix straight and curved to create unique shapes.

Product Update 2.
Aria Plinth Seating System

Make concrete warmer and more inviting to sit on. Create a custom look with this award-winning design.

Product Update 3.
Aria Long Communal Table

Bring communities together with this 5m long table. Everyone is welcome with multiple wheelchair accessible options.

Select aluminium woodgrain battens for a timber alternative with easy maintenance.

Product Update 4.
Termini Seat

This Australian-made seat features a new arm and leg design to suit the most contemporary transit environments.

Product Update 5.
PowerMe 2

Next generation outdoor charging. Tougher, faster and more water-tight than ever before. Boosted from IP44 to IP55.

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You can also request more information about our previous campaigns, Linea and Wood Without Worry, in your Tea Time presentation. Simply book here or contact Sally Morrison on 0473 117 805 or sally@streetfurniture.com

Autumn Winter 2021:
Introducing Linea

The Linea range is sleek and minimalist. 100% stainless steel frames support many colours, lengths and mounting types, including plinth and wall-fixed options.

Spring Summer 2020:
Wood Without Worry

Aluminium woodgrain, also known as ‘Wood Without Worry,’ provides the warm look of timber – retained over time – with the minimal maintenance requirements of powder coated aluminium.

Aria Seat (CMA1) with arm, aluminium woodgrain battens in Spotted Gum, Textura Monument frame.

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  • 10 September 2021, by Editor

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