Maintenance (Support and Care)

Operation life of city furniture is limited by the operation life of the most short-lived elements. They are wooden elements of sofas, benches and litter bins. They shrink and cover with cracks as time goes. We use the most durable wood — larch, special varnishes and steeps that can help make the life of elements longer. Production technology makes it possible for wooden elements to operate without extra processing for 3—5 years.

Wooden element before restoration

Wooden element after restoration

Restoration and replacement of disabled elements can be performed according to one of the following schemes:

• without replacement of restored street furniture elements — street furniture is taken away from the installation place by parts, necessary works are done, after that the elements are brought back;
• partial replacement of the restored street furniture elements — a party of furniture elements (7—10 articles) is taken away, new purchased street furniture is installed instead; as the restoration of the first party is finished the second party is formed, instead of the articles of the second party the furniture elements from the first party are installed; this scheme implies acquirement of an extra party of articles;
• total replacement — instead of the restored articles on the whole area of decoration new purchased furniture elements are installed; restored articles pass through a total processing cycle and then are installed in another place; this scheme implies acquirement of a party of articles of the same volume as the restored one.
  The cost of restoration works depends on the condition of furniture elements and the chosen scheme of restoration.

Benches Classic after 7-year exploitation

Street bench after Disabled Elements

List of repairing works of architectural landscape elements

1. Compilation and confirmation with the customer of list of deficiencies.
2. Dismantling of architectural landscape elements.
3. Loading on a vehicle.
4. Transportation of the dismantled elements to restoration place.
5. Unloading of vehicle.
6. Cleaning of stone cheeks (washing, grinding, polishing) of urban furniture, substitution if necessary.
7. Cleaning, re-painting of metal elements, substitution if necessary.
8. Restoration of wooden elements (grinding, filling, gluing, painting), substitution if necessary.
9. Transportation of restored or newly purchased furniture elements to the installation site.
10. Unloading and installation of urban furniture elements.