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Quay seat
Back, arms and a seat height that lets people get up again.
The accessible companion to the kerb bench. Full back, arms at both ends, and the frame carries the load through the legs rather than the slats, so it stays tight for decades of public use.
Specification
| Overall length | To confirm |
|---|---|
| Overall height | To confirm |
| Seat / working height | To confirm |
| Overall depth | To confirm |
| Mass | To confirm |
| Fixing | To confirm |
These are set from your drawing and your site, not from a catalogue. Tell us the span, the exposure and the load case and we will put real numbers against them.
Where it goes
- Parks and reserves
- Town centres
- Hospital and aged care grounds
- Bus stops
Options
- Armrests both ends, one end, or centre divider
- Surface fix or in-ground
- Contrasting armrest finish for visual acuity
Materials
- Australian hardwood or thermally modified timber slats
- Steel tube and plate frame
- Stainless fixings, concealed
Finishes
- Powder coat to any RAL or Dulux Duratec range
- Natural oil or clear timber finish
- Hot dip galvanised
What we will confirm in writing.
Specified where seating must meet AS 1428.1 provisions for back and armrest support. Compliance confirmed against the current standard at order.
Australian Standards move, and the version that matters is the one current on the day your project is certified. We check the specific clause against the current standard for every order rather than repeating a claim from a brochure.
Documentation
Drawings and BIM objects are issued per project, against the options and finish you have specified, so the file you get matches the thing you are buying. Ask and we will send it the same day.
