IN the strength of its 30-year experience, street furniture designer and manufacturer ConceptUrbain will exhibit its latest creations at The Big 5 show next month.

The French company works with cast iron, steel, stainless steel and aluminium combined with wood or composite materials.
“With efficient industrial facilities at its disposal, the company offers quality street furniture that meets both environmental constraints and local authorities’ requirements,” says Stéphanie Dreux, managing director of ConceptUrbain.
Its six ranges in contemporary design address public road problems and provide elegant solutions in laying out public areas, comprising posts, bollards, barriers, benches, backless benches, litter bins, planters, tree grates, drinking fountains and bicycle stands.
Those products, designated as the Imawa, Nastra, Delta, Vesta, Basic and Eveole collections, all share a bold, highly distinctive design. ConceptUrbain also produces custom-made creations.
“Emphasising the features of today’s public spaces and participating in the improvement of the living environment: This is the ambition of ConceptUrbain which, with three decades of experience, has acquired a veritable expertise and recognised skills in the sector of city planning,” says a spokesman for the company
The ranges of products are constantly updated and the lines stay faithful to contemporary design favouring the development of innovative projects, he adds.
The company is associated with a large number of European partners, and with PSG limited in the Middle East.