Furnitubes International Ltd announce sponsorship of The Low Line show garden at The RHS Malvern Spring Festival 2016

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28th April 2016

Leading designers and suppliers of street furniture, Furnitubes International Ltd are proud to be sponsors of landscape designers Progardens The Low Line show garden at The Malvern Spring Festival. Their exhibit is inspired by the creative and much-admired designs of Piet Oudolf in New York. Oudolf was commissioned to design a garden for the High Line in Manhattan. The High Line is an unusual urban garden on an abandoned elevated railway built during the industrial revolution in the middle of New York.
The RHS Malvern Spring Festival is a highlight of the gardening year. Starting 5th 8th May, its one of the first big shows of the season and attracts over 90,000 visitors who flock to see the wonderful show gardens, all set off against the backdrop of the Malvern Hills, an area of outstanding natural beauty.

Progardens show garden will feature a RailRoad bench. Jamie Langlands designer at Progardens Ltd says The RailRoad bench from Furnitubes is a perfect match for our show garden at Malvern with the bench timbers matching the adjacent fencing of the garden.
The RailRoad range, from Furnitubes, is the latest addition to the SmartSpace Collection. Designed by their own in-house team, it is the ultimate in elegant, modern seating design. Inspired by model train tracks, RailRoad is based on a simple series of interchangeable straight and curved modules, designed to be joined to create seamless runs of continuous seating.

The team at Furnitubes wish Progardens well at the Malvern Show. Anna Curran MD at Furnitubes International says We were delighted to provide sponsorship for this stunning garden, the exhibit complements our own ethos of combining traditional skills and high standards, with a contemporary and innovative approach to design.

About the company
Leading London- based street furniture supplier Furnitubes International Ltd has been designing and supplying park, street and amenity furniture for over seventy years. Their commitment to innovation and design began in 1946 when marine engineer Jack Cluer started the business re-using steel tubes from the post-war marine shipyards to produce materials for the new NHS, schools and for London County Council.
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