Comfortable and timeless, the Classic Plaza Platform provides a seating and table solution in one. Ideal for picnic and rest areas. Pair with seats, back-to-back seats, benches and tables from the Classic Plaza range.
Select aluminium woodgrain battens for a timber alternative with easy maintenance.
The platform is seating and table in one.
Spare parts are readily available.
ORDER SPARE PARTSMCODE CMP9 DIMENSIONS 1750L x 1820W x 390H (mm) 68 7/8" W x 71 5/8" W x 15 3/8" H BATTEN Street Furniture Australia uses sustainable timber from certified managed forests. Timber requires oiling every three months. Section 40x20mm: • Eco-certified Jarrah hardwood, oiled (PEFC) • Aluminium anodised • Aluminium powder coated (see colour chart) • Aluminium woodgrain (see colour chart) • Tailored
CONFIGURATION • 1750mm x 1820mm • Tailored FRAME • Stainless 304 powder coated (see colour chart) • Tailored MOUNTING • Surface fixed • Subsurface fixed • Core drilled (300mm below ground) • Tailored
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Classic Plaza Platform (CMP9) with aluminium anodised battens, Brilliant Yellow frame.
Classic Plaza Platform (CMP9) with aluminium woodgrain battens in Spotted Gum, Night Sky frame.
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Sydney Park in St Peters is a popular destination for families and residents of Sydney’s inner west. Classic Plaza Seats, Platforms and Benches, with eco-certified Jarrah hardwood battens, provide a welcome resting place within this 40-hectare parkland. Picnic tables – Classic Plaza Settings – are installed throughout the parklands, as are Semi Hoop bicycle parking stands.
When Street Furniture Australia’s photographer ventured to the upgraded Anzac Park in Campsie, it was so crowded with happy families he had to postpone the shoot for a less busy time of day. The popularity of this park is a testament to its design, by Moir Landscape Architects, and implementation by contractor Sterling Group Services. The City of Canterbury-Bankstown commissioned the $575,000 upgrade, co-funded with ClubGrants, as the first of several playgrounds to be developed for its growing population. “Anzac Park Playground is one of the first major upgrades in the Canterbury region and, yes, there are plenty more in the pipeline,” says Daniel Walters, landscape architect with the City of Canterbury-Bankstown. “The playground upgrade at Anzac Park is significant as it is in the centre of our busiest town and has …
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