High Street Furniture
Theo Pontbriand
Cane-line has many amazing customers all over the world, including hotels from New York, London, Dubai and Fiji, restaurants and cruise ships. They choose Cane-line because we have more than 30 years of experience in the design and manufacture of weatherproof, functional and comfortable furniture, where quality is paramount. Cane-lines quality is chosen and trusted by professionals with high expectations.
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The Streetlife Collection consists of high-quality street furniture, tree products and bridges. The products are characterized by a robust, natural style and sustainable use of materials, both FSC Hardwood as our TWIN materials. The international Streetlife team is skilled and speaks the language of the landscape architect.
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Streetlife products are characterised by a minimalistic look. The designs are timeless and have a natural style. Due to the right choice of materials, our products are long-lasting. Our street furniture, tree products and bridges are all highly robust and can withstand a fair amount of battering. For our seats and benches, we prefer to use untreated FSC-certified hardwood that turns grey over time due to natural weathering. CorTen steel is used for the structural elements, thereby keeping maintenance to a minimum. As a result, our street furniture is solid, durable and of a high aesthetic quality.
Daktronics LED street furniture features some of the brightest imagery in the industry and built to withstand full-sun conditions, Daktronics digital LED street furniture showcases crisp, high- resolution videos so advertisers look their best.
Reach more people every day while they travel in vehicles, walk downtown or shop in city centers using digital street level advertising. Daktronics Digital Street Furniture displays position digital advertising and timely information at eye level, where they are most likely to influence consumers traveling through public spaces.
With a new striking range of beautiful and functional outdoor furniture, the B&B Italia Outdoor collection combines a vast selection starting from the Borea Collection by Piero Lissoni. Either the outdoor side table or the outdoor sofa were designed to perceive the surrounding nature and aiming the notion of lightness thanks to a very simple architectural sign as the aluminium body and puffy pillows. With its graceful, feminine curves, Crinoline is a collection of outdoor seating that evokes the romantic styles of 19th-century women's skirts. The high-backed outdoor armchair features a spacious, concave base that is echoed in the curvature of the back and the seat: a delicate floral interlacing motif adds a touch of preciousness and romance to the already elegant backrest.
Walking into the outdoor collection, Ribes by Antonio Citterio is a seating system that has been designed with modularity in mind, and puts a strong emphasis on versatility, customization, color and material research. If you are a stripe lover, this modern outdoor sofa collection is the one that fits your space: available in a wide variety of shapes, from the straight to the outdoor sectional sofa. The sofa's base is a futon that rests on an aluminium frame with two types of armrests or backrests that can be attached to the frame as desired. That is why we can arrange it in outdoor spaces that suit personal preferences thanks to the exceptional versatility of the modular components and the covers. The name "Ribes" means transformation, and this seating system is particularly well-suited to areas that are not quite indoors, but not quite outdoors either, such as verandas, shady patios, under a loggia, or on a covered terrace. It provides a fluid approach to the open spaces within a home.
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DOT is engaged in an ambitious project to unify the look and feel of New York City's street furniture. This project was designed to improve the aesthetic quality of our streetscape and the quality of life for pedestrians and transit riders citywide.
In July 2005, after an extensive competitive bid process, DOT awarded a franchise to Cemusa, a Spanish street furniture company, to design, manufacture, install and maintain the street furniture at no cost to the City. In exchange, the City allows Cemusa to sell advertising space on the structures within clearly defined limits. Cemusa partnered with Grimshaw Architects to create sleek, elegant structures made from high-quality materials to withstand the rigors of New York City's sidewalks. This award-winning family of designs is already improving our streetscape and has become an iconic thread in the City's fabric.
DOT has replaced almost every pre-existing bus shelter and has installed numerous additional bus shelters at locations throughout the five boroughs. It will soon reach its goal of 3,500 bus shelter installations. DOT worked closely with community leaders to identify the best locations for additional shelters to ensure that new locations best serve each community and the riding public. For the first time ever, all of the City's bus shelters offer seating, especially important for the elderly and disabled.
DOT is replacing every existing news stand at no cost to newsstand operators. Additional stands are installed as new licenses are granted by the Department of Consumer Affairs. Cemusa maintains the exterior of all news stands including regular cleaning and graffiti removal.News Stand SitingNews stands are available in nine sizes, including widths of 4, 5, and 6 feet and lengths of 8, 10 and 12 feet. Siting Criteria include:
In response to the lack of public restrooms in New York City, DOT has asked Cemusa to install 20 automatic public toilets (APTs). These state-of-the-art facilities offer comfort, hygiene, accessibility, and security to the public, within a modern design. Engineered to self-sanitize after each use, the APTs are serviced twice a day for inspection and system maintenance, affording the people of New York a safe and valuable convenience. DOT works closely with local community boards and other stakeholders to solicit recommendations for new sites for each of these amenities.
Cemusa, which was purchased by another street furniture company, JCDecaux, N.A. in late 2015, has installed the city's first four automatic public toilets in Madison Square Park and Plaza de las Americas in Manhattan, Corona Plaza in Queens and Grand Army Plaza in Brooklyn. A fifth APT will soon open in Fordham Plaza in the Bronx. DOT is actively seeking additional sites for installation of the remaining automatic public toilets.
In response to the ever growing number of cyclists and an increased desire to promote cycling as a healthy, environmentally-sustainable form of transportation, DOT has worked with Cemusa to install 19 Bicycle Parking Structures around the City. Each shelter contains stainless steel bike racks for eight bikes. The design closely resembles the award-winning Bus Shelter, using the same high-quality materials, including stainless steel bike racks. The ad panels display the annual NYC Cycling Map and the other public service campaigns. These structures will do more than just provide parking - they send a message that the City encourages cycling.
DOT believes strongly in actively engaging neighborhood communities in decision-making processes that impact local residents. As such, we have sought, and will continue to seek, input from interested parties throughout the duration of the Coordinated Street Furniture Franchise. If you are interested in recommending a location, please review DOT's technical siting criteria then submit your recommendation in writing via e-mail to streetf...@dot.nyc.gov or contact your local community board with your request.
DOT has worked with local bodies to solicit recommendations for new shelter locations. We will continue to work to ensure that new shelter locations best serve each community and the riding public, while meeting technical siting requirements. As part of the new franchise agreement, all new shelters will include benches. The Department is happy to provide this valuable amenity to the public.
Cave-ins are jagged holes with a deep void, where the pavement has cracked apart and fallen into a deep empty space without a solid bottom. Cave-ins are larger and deeper than potholes and are not geometrically shaped like a defective street cut. Cave-ins are typically caused by problems with the underground infrastructure. Often, large pieces of pavement can be seen in the hole. NYC DOT inspects reported cave-ins and, as warranted, sends the report to Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) or another utility to make a repair.Report a cave-in on a street via NYC311 Report a cave-in on a highway via NYC311
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