Where is Grijsen's street furniture produced?
Grijsen's street furniture is produced locally. The components of Grijsen's street furniture are manufactured both internally and externally.
- External Production: the steel components of the furniture are produced, hot-dip galvanized, and powder-coated by external partners. This ensures a high-quality finish and durable protection for the metal components.
- In-house Workshop: all wooden components used in Grijsen’s street furniture are processed in our own workshop. Here, we transform raw materials into the components we use in our furniture.
This combination of external expertise and in-house craftsmanship allows Grijsen to produce high-quality street furniture that meets the highest standards of quality.
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The delivery time depends on a number of factors, such as the model, quantity and materials. Please allow for a delivery time of 10 to 12 working weeks.
We are closed during construction holidays and public holidays at the end of the year. Allow extra weeks around these periods so that we can work together to ensure your project planning runs smoothly.
A circular economy is essential if we want to prevent depleting the Earth’s resources. Moreover, it is a vital tool in the fight against climate change. That’s why Grijsen explicitly prioritizes circularity as a guiding principle. We continuously evaluate the composition of our products, focusing on both construction and material selection.
Learn more about our sustainability principles here.
Grijsen takes a variety of measures to reduce CO2 emissions. Every six months, Grijsen publishes a newsletter highlighting the latest developments in CO2 reduction.
At Grijsen, we offer two basic types of bollards: fixed bollards and removable bollards. Both variants have their advantages.
The 460mm height for seating surfaces is a deliberate choice based on ergonomic principles and accessibility. This height provides a comfortable sitting position for most people.