Yes, absolutely. Our urban outdoor furniture line includes a dedicated child-safe series, thoughtfully engineered to meet the needs of families, schools, and public spaces where young users are present. We understand that urban environments must serve every generation, so we have integrated safety without sacrificing modern aesthetics or durability.
The child-safe options feature three core design principles. First, all edges and corners are rounded to a minimum radius of 18mm, eliminating sharp impact points. Second, we use only non-toxic, heavy-metal-free powder coatings and recycled UV-stabilized polyethylene, which remain cool to the touch even in direct sunlight—preventing minor burns. Third, every piece is tested for stability beyond industry standards, with a tip-over resistance rating of 200kg applied horizontally, ensuring seats and tables will not topple during vigorous play.
Specific products include the "Play-Enclave" bench series, which incorporates a low, wrap-around backrest that acts as a natural barrier for toddlers, and the "Sorbet" picnic table, featuring a captive-leg design that prevents foot entrapment beneath the seat. For public plazas, the "Bubble Cluster" modular seating uses organic, cuddle-like forms made from rotomolded, seamless plastic—no sharp fasteners, no pinch points. We also offer a "Soft Zone" line where benches integrate with a shock-absorbing rubber base, recommended for playground perimeters.
All child-safe items comply with EN 1176 (European playground equipment standards) and ASTM F1487 (US safety performance specifications) on accessible, child-focused public furniture. Additionally, we provide a "Sensory Safe" finish option, which uses a matte texture to reduce glare and aids children with visual sensitivities.
To further assist urban planners, each child-safe product comes with a detailed "Child-Risk Assessment Report" covering load distribution, pinch hazards, and surface temperature data under extreme weather. We also offer free consultation to adapt modular configurations for specific age groups—ensuring that from the smallest community garden to a busy transportation hub, our furniture remains a guardian of playful exploration.