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Monmouth Seat
Our most popular seat in this range combining an attractive appearance with a solid construction. It is suitable for a wide variety of locations, and is often specified for commemorative purposes
- Boards available in iroko or seasoned oak
- Supplied with extended legs (for concreting in), as standard. Also available with pedestal base legs (for bolting down)
- Pedestal base option can be bolted down with K3 rawl bolts, or K10 extended rawl bolts
- Frames in either Acrylic Coating or Street-Tough finish in brown 08B29 as standard
- Supplied as separate boards and frames, requiring assembly
Specifications
- Boards 45 x 95mm finished
- Frames 50 x 50 x 3mm hollow with 50 x 100 x 3mm central leg
- Length 1800mm, Weight approx. 43kg.
- Length 2400mm, Weight approx. 60kg
This Product is part of the:
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All hollow section seats in this range have:
- Fully welded steel end caps, as opposed to plastic end plugs
- Stainless steel tamper resistant fastenings
- Boards fully finished and coated
- Standardised parts for ease of replacement
- Various ground fixing options
- Two standard lengths available, 1800mm and 2400mm
- Optional arms available
Fully welded end caps
Concealed nut fastening
Tamper resistant fastenings
Concealed nutsThis fixing system has several important advantages:
- A special key is needed to undo these fastenings, which reduces the risk of unauthorised dismantling
- No nuts are visible at the rear of the frames, and the fastenings are flush fiing on the board surface
- Stainless steel fastenings don’t rust, so look good indefinitely
- The replacement of individual boards is a straight forward task, even many years later
These seats are frequently specified for commemorative purposes for which several types of plaque are available for more information please visit the Commemorative Inscription Service page.
