Worries about theft of public furniture are valid, but solutions exist. Truly secure urban outdoor furniture employs permanent installation and durable, low-value materials to deter theft. The most effective strategy is through-bolting or embedding furniture directly into concrete foundations or slabs. Benches, tables, and planters made from heavy materials like solid concrete, cast iron, or thick, welded steel are inherently difficult to move. Additionally, designs that incorporate structural elements—like benches welded to building frames or as part of a larger, immovable planter—are excellent choices. For slightly less permanent options, high-security anchor systems using specialized, tamper-proof fasteners can secure otherwise portable items. The key is removing the "portable" aspect; furniture that requires significant tools and time to dislodge is not a target for casual theft. Beyond anchors, material choice matters. Using robust, commercially unattractive materials reduces resale value, further discouraging theft. By prioritizing permanent installation and thoughtful design, cities and property managers can create welcoming, durable outdoor spaces without the fear of furniture walking away.
I'm worried about theft; is there any secure urban outdoor furniture that can't be easily walked off with?
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