Custom Landscape
Furniture
Fabricated seating, planters, and street-level brand elements for commercial and public spaces.
What to send for custom landscape furniture
- • Site plan and element list
- • Dimensions and quantities
- • Finish or brand colour direction
- • Ground-fixing/site photos and ship-to country
Send what you have: artwork, approximate dimensions, quantity, finish or lighting direction, mounting/site photos, and ship-to country.
Landscape furniture extends the brand beyond the facade by turning benches, planters, and bins into designed elements of the site. Choose a fabricated approach when the layout, finish, or logo treatment has to match the building rather than a catalogue item.
How is custom landscape furniture planned for a site?
Planning starts from the site plan: circulation, gathering points, planting zones, and service access define where seating and planters belong. The dimensions and quantities then follow the layout rather than a fixed module. The general selection guide explains how to match sign and street elements to the space.
Which fabrication and finish routes suit public spaces?
Public elements are usually built from coated steel, aluminum, or stainless steel depending on exposure and the required appearance, with finishes specified for the local climate and cleaning routine. Where a brand color dominates, powder coating in specified RAL colors is a common route. The material guide compares the exposed and coated options.
What information is needed for a landscape furniture quotation?
Send the site plan, the list of element types and quantities, the mounting or ground-fixing condition, the brand color or artwork, and the local exposure. Those items let the fabrication and finish be reviewed in one pass and keep the quotation comparable between suppliers.
How does street furniture fit into a signage program?
Benches, planters, and bins are often delivered with entry monuments, wayfinding, and litter solutions so the whole public realm shares one finish and brand language. Coordinating them in one order keeps the hardware matched and simplifies installation sequencing on site.
Specifications with selection logic
Each item is a decision input for fabricated street elements. Confirm the site layout, ground fixing, and finish before production.
Element types
- • Benches and seating units
- • Planters and planter-and-seat combinations
- • Bollards and litter bins
Material & finish
- • Coated steel or aluminum for painted elements
- • 304 stainless steel for exposed metal details
- • Powder coating in specified RAL colors
Ground fixing
- • Surface-fixed or embedded bases
- • Fixing detail confirmed from the site drawing
- • Service access kept clear around each unit
Durability
- • Finish route selected for the local climate
- • Warranty terms confirmed in the project quotation
- • Replacement parts planned for high-traffic locations
Factory Advantage
Direct manufacturing from our 20,000sqm base in Dalian, established in 2006, keeps fabrication and finishing under one quality-control process.
Frequently asked questions
What is custom landscape furniture for commercial projects?
Custom landscape furniture covers the fabricated street-level elements that carry a brand through a public space: benches, seats, planters, bollards, and litter bins. It is designed around the site layout, the expected use, and the maintenance plan rather than selected from a standard catalogue.
Which finish should outdoor seating and planters use?
The finish is chosen for the climate and cleaning routine: coated metal, exposed stainless, or a combination where a brand color meets a metal accent. Coastal or high-traffic sites usually need a more protected finish route. The material guide compares the exposed-steel and coated-steel options.
What is the lead time for landscape furniture?
Typical production lead time is 7–14 days depending on the number of element types, quantity, and finish. Multi-site programs are phased against your construction schedule.
Planning street-level furniture?
Send the site plan, element list, quantities, ground-fixing condition, and finish direction for a project-specific review.