A major refurbishment at Cardiff airport uses Townscape's CT Block vehicle defence system.
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Schools Direct 06 - Voltan Seating, Picnic Sets, Shelters and More!
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Townscape Products Limited, one of the UK’s leading manufacturers and suppliers of a wide range of street furniture, has published a comprehensive new product catalogue and has also launched a new online ordering service alongside it.
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The brand new 120-litre NOVA litter bin, built to last and to withstand the rigours of today's tough environments in urban areas and open spaces is featured in the Government And Public Sector Journal.
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Opened in July 2007 and with a current capacity of 22,000, stadium mk is a forward leap in stadium design in the UK.
As the photo below demonstrates the Discus seating range is very flexible. The KFC installation comprises the Discus Picnic set in the 2, 3, 4 and 6 seater variations.
The 3 seater unit is also shown with full wheelchair access. All of the units are below ground fixed and finished in a polyester powder coated colour scheme of the client’s choosing. The Idigbo hardwood timber tops are finished with a multi coat application of sadolin treatment to enhance their appearance.
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The requirement from the client was to prevent unwanted vehicle incursion onto the busy pedestrian plazas’ at the front of the airport terminals adjacent to the vehicle drop off points. The additional measures were required at the Departure and Arrivals of T1, T2, and T3 terminals. Following the terrorist attack at Glasgow airport the need for increased vehicle access security measures is an issue that Manchester Airport has reacted to very robustly. However rather than view the additional measures as a hindrance to the normal operation of a very busy international airport, Manchester has grasped the opportunity to incorporate the required changes with revised public transport and taxi drop off arrangements. The changes are designed to improve customer transit times and enhance the whole airport experience.
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