Detail matters: Introducing Park 2.0
As part of our commitment to continuous improvement, our timeless Park range has been upgraded to offer even more strength and better performance.
Wall thicknesses have been increased throughout the range, and a raised base now enables easy installation on uneven surfaces.
The 2-part table is now better for transport, and offers reduced cost for customers by reducing the number of battens in the design.
Wheelchair accessibility has also been improved. The new 2-part table system allows for two heights – standard and DDA. Wheelchairs can access the Park Table from either the side or the end.
Park 2.0 replaces the existing Park range and as with all our products, it is 100% carbon neutral, through the Australian government backed Climate Active certification.
The refreshed design was a result of many insightful conversations with clients, in collaboration with our design, engineering, sales and production teams. Continuous improvement ensures the best quality and durability for furniture in public spaces.
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