Broxap Ltd

At Broxap we work with our regeneration and development clients to design street furniture which realises the aims of their masterplan. We worked with our client to create a series of seating and outdoor dining furniture options for a number of residential areas. The resulting range of seating incorporates inclusive design features as well as modern picnic tables located in shared outdoor living spaces.

The new £18.9 million Wallyford Primary School opened in February 2019.The school is the first of two to be built in the Wallyford area amidst the construction of 2,050 new houses in the area.Broxap were chosen to supply all external street furniture, cycle shelters and a Keep It Kool canopy.Products included a series of ‘Fallowfield‘ concrete seats which were dressed in Grey BG01 Dressed finish. FSC certified Hardwood Timber planters.Cycle parking is facilitated via Broxap’s Cambridge Junior Shelters with Sheffield Stands beneath.A waterproof Keep it Kool Shade Cairns sail was provided with a Moss Green coloured fabric. This was positioned above a bespoke steel framed bench featuring FSC hardwood Radial Slats, planed and sanded.Also provided in areas around the school were a series of Broxap Synergy 200 MDPE Recycle Bins with general waste and plastic bottles and cans indicators on alternate sides.Roddy Clark, project director for hub South East said, “We’ve delivered a first-class facility for pupils and staff alongside a range of benefits for the wider community. A great deal of work has gone into the design and construction of the new school and the feedback received so far has been extremely positive.”

The passenger experience has been improved at West Bromwich Bus Station thanks to a major refurbishment programme.Broxap Street Furniture carried out the removal and replacement of 40 seats and 22 bins under a framework agreement working for West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA).

Broxap designed a series of shelters, canopies and cycle parking infrastructure in keeping with the design of the new build Westvale Park Primary Academy.

A colourful canopy reflects the vision and mission of William Morris Primary School in Swindon.

Cycle parking and new seating are among the outdoor improvements created under a campus redevelopment scheme.

Side panels were created for an outdoor classroom shelter so it could be used for storage out of school hours.

Community greenspace at a new residential development can be enjoyed by everyone thanks to the addition of seating, picnic tables and litter bins.

Bespoke finials reflecting Worcester's heritage were created as part of signage for a city centre waymarking project.

An early years outdoor play and learning area is accessible all year round thanks to the addition of a Perimeter Beam Shade Sails.

An outdoor dining and break-out space was developed for employees as part of the overhaul of a council's headquarters.

The outdoor areas at this new build school were given the VIP treatment with a series of canopies, seating, and cycle parking facilities.