Shade Structures - Free Standing
Our environment is getting warmer. A lack of shade, large expanses of heat trapping asphalt and concrete in smaller localities exacerbates these heat islands. However there are four ways local councils and government are trying to reverse this trend. Use cool materials. Create tree canopies. Use shade structures - permanent or removable and evaporative cooling. While tree canopies are one of the best ideas we noticed that there are a lot of areas in the built environment where trees just can't be planted. Our solution was to create free standing stade structures. These attach directly to the Large Planters and there are various options
Pavilion
- 2400 x various lengths up to 7.4m (single span)
- Option to join Pavilions together
- Structural certification
- Steel frame powder coated
- Polycarbonate roof
- Stainess wire trellising options
- Solar powered lighting
Single Canopy
- 2600 x 2400 x 1600
- Structural certification
- Stainless steel trellis wiring
- Australian hardwood screening with structural pine support
- Steel frame. Powder coated
Double Canopy
- 2600 x 2400 x 3200
- Structural certification
- Stainless steel trellis wiring
- Australian hardwood screening with structural pine support
- Steel frame. Powder coated
Coffee Bench
- Attach to back of canopy
- 2400 x 280 x 60
Joining span
- Joins to canopies together
- From 1.2m to 2.4m width
Shade sails
- Poles attached to Large Planter connections
- Size, shape and colour options
Single Pavilions on street
3 Pavilions joined for cafe area
Two pavilions showing Large Planter as footing
Single canopy front
Single canopy back
Double canopy with bench and joining section
