Artificial Plants for Parks & Public Space
Municipal planting and public realm greenery.
Public-realm and park projects are procurement exercises as much as landscape ones: open tender documents, municipal wind and vandalism requirements, and a maintenance department that must service whatever gets installed. We supply municipal-grade artificial trees with documentation packs built for tender review — structural calculations, fire certificates where indoor-adjacent, and a maintenance sheet a parks crew can follow without calling us.
- Vandalism-resistant engineering: locked ballast hatches and tamper-proof fixings as the standard specification.
- Tender-ready documentation: structural calc pack, fire reports, maintenance schedule in one submission.
- Crew-friendly serviceability — any module replaceable with hand tools by a two-person parks team.
Common questions
Are artificial trees suitable for public parks?
Yes, in the right spots: shaded colonnades, entrances and covered walkways where live planting struggles and footfall is high. Fully open, unshaded turf is the one environment where we will push you toward live planting — honesty here saves the tender's reputation.
What happens if a public tree is damaged?
Every municipal project ships with a spare-parts sheet: foliage branch sets, connection pins and touch-up finish keyed to the serial number of each unit. A parks crew replaces a damaged branch with hand tools in under an hour; major structural damage is rare because the core is steel, not plastic.
Common questions
Are artificial trees suitable for public parks?
Yes, in the right spots: shaded colonnades, entrances and covered walkways where live planting struggles and footfall is high. Fully open, unshaded turf is the one environment where we will push you toward live planting — honesty here saves the tender's reputation.
What happens if a public tree is damaged?
Every municipal project ships with a spare-parts sheet: foliage branch sets, connection pins and touch-up finish keyed to the serial number of each unit. A parks crew replaces a damaged branch with hand tools in under an hour; major structural damage is rare because the core is steel, not plastic.