Artificial Plants for Shopping Malls
Atriums, feature courts and tenant-visible display.
Shopping mall installations are judged by two audiences at once: shoppers who see the tree from 40 metres across an atrium, and the mall's technical office that audits fire certificates, planter fixings and maintenance access. We build for both. Mall projects in our record include a 7.5 m ficus canopy over a feature court in Riyadh and seasonal rotation sets where four themed canopies share one engineered trunk core.
- Atrium-scale canopies engineered against mall ceiling grids and smoke-spill down positions.
- Every indoor tree ships with its fire test report — the document mall technical offices actually ask for.
- Ballasted or bolted planter bases specified per floor-loading limits; no wet trades during installation.
Common questions
Do mall artificial trees need fixing to the slab?
Trees above 4 m in public concourses are anchored — either a ballasted planter sized by our engineers or bolt-down base plates concealed inside the planter shell. We issue a base-plate loading drawing so your structural reviewer can sign it off before delivery. Retail tenancy fit-outs with smaller trees normally need no fixing at all.
Can one trunk serve seasonal theme changes?
Yes — this is a common mall programme. We engineer one trunk core and build interchangeable canopy sets (for example spring blossom, autumn maple, festive pine). Swapping takes a two-person crew about three hours per changeover, with no tools beyond an Allen key.
Common questions
Do mall artificial trees need fixing to the slab?
Trees above 4 m in public concourses are anchored — either a ballasted planter sized by our engineers or bolt-down base plates concealed inside the planter shell. We issue a base-plate loading drawing so your structural reviewer can sign it off before delivery. Retail tenancy fit-outs with smaller trees normally need no fixing at all.
Can one trunk serve seasonal theme changes?
Yes — this is a common mall programme. We engineer one trunk core and build interchangeable canopy sets (for example spring blossom, autumn maple, festive pine). Swapping takes a two-person crew about three hours per changeover, with no tools beyond an Allen key.