Furniture for Alton Gateway

Furniture for Alton Gateway - Hornbeck

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About This Project

Alton Gateway is a part of a larger development in this Hampshire town which also includes a care home and some apartments along with changes to the highway and railway bridge. It has created a stunning new public space which acts as a dramatic entrance to the town.

As well as being planted up with wildflower and grass areas, it also preserves the site of an anti-tank weapon which was isued to the Home Guard during WWII which can be accessed along the thoughtfully created paths.

An integral part of this site was the furniture and we were pleased to supply Mettro benches and bins to help provide a relaxing and clean environment to enhance the visitor experience. As always the high quality workmanship is apparent in the elegant Iroko slats and anthracite grey frames giving a coordinated appearance throughout.

Products used on this project

Mettro 104

Bench

• Stock or custom sizes
• With or without back rest
• Combine in unique runs
• Plaques & engravings
• Different colours & timbers

64104

Mettro 151

Bench

• Frame typically manufactured in galvanised steel
• Powdercoated to the desired RAL colour
• Iroko timber slats
• 1 year manufacturer’s warranty
• Length from 1200mm – 3000mm

64151

Mettro 440

Planter

• Square & rectangular options
• A variety of dimensions and heights
• Tall and short options
• Powdercoated steel and Iroko
• Option for plaques & engravings

64440

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