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Kellyville Park is a large sporting complex with facilities for soccer, tennis, cricket, netball, baseball, tee ball, AFL, Rugby League and Union.

Lining the fields, Mall Benches, Tables and matching Slim Benches support the local action.

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The National Maritime Museum selected some new exterior furnishings in 2007 to better serve its visitors. Classic Galleria Seats and Classic Plaza Back-to-back Seats provide ample seating for visitors to enjoy, either before or after their trip to the museum. Park Settings provide space for a packed lunch or family get-together, and plenty of Monsoon Bins with Ash Cylinders keep the museum’s forecourt (and Sydney Harbour) clean, tidy and butt-free.

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The City of Parramatta refurbished the Granville Swimming Centre in 2007. Street Furniture Australia supplied poolside Park Benches with anodised aluminium battens. These seats will remain cooler in summer and are resistant to chlorinated and salt water.

Our team visited the site in 2019 and found the benches still in prime condition, 12 years on from installation after hot summers and heavy use.

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The NSW Government is undertaking the Sydney Commuter Wharf Upgrade Program, the first stage of which involves upgrades to 12 wharves over the next 4 years. The first upgrade was the Milsons Point Wharf, completed in December 2010. The NSW Government uses private sector contractors to deliver its commuter wharf maintenance and upgrade programs.

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The Annette Kellerman Aquatic Centre, originally known as Enmore Park Swimming Pool, was reopened in late 2010 after a significant upgrade. Street Furniture Australia supplied Cafe Stools with Round Tables in yellow, white and black to provide visitors with colourful outdoor seating. Also, Mall Seats and Semi Hoop bike stands line the entrance to the centre, providing ample seating for those awaiting friends, and bike storage for cyclists.

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As part of Glen Street Theatre‘s $7 million renovations in 2014, Street Furniture Australia were commissioned to supply the Cafe range for the theatre’s new forecourt.

Glen Street Theatre customised the settings with three powder coat finishes (Red Gloss, Bright Silver Gloss and Black Satin) to complement their branding.

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Arqua Stations were installed at Darling Quarter in Darling Harbour as part of a strategy to implement a plastic bottle-free environment. As well as protecting the marine eco-system by reducing the amount of waste, the Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority aimed to better accommodate the tourist industry by providing fresh drinking water.

Monsoon Bins were also installed in the Darling Quarter redevelopment.

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Melbourne’s historic Luna Park, overlooking Port Phillip Bay, has been a St Kilda fixture since 1912. As part of Port Phillip Council’s upgrade to the forecourt, Traditional bollards in Heritage Green were selected for installation at the entrance to the amusement park.

Mayor Amanda Stevens says the upgrade provides visitors with a safer space to view and photograph the iconic Luna Park Mr Moon face.

“The new look forecourt will enhance photo opportunities in front of the famous Mr Moon Face, and provide a bigger and safer space for local visitors and tourists to congregate around the site,” she says.

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