Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2006 10:50 pmGarnethill
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Street Furniture
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Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2006 10:50 pmPosted: Sat Oct 14, 2006 4:36 pmCollard Bollard:-
Posted: Mon Oct 16, 2006 9:29 ambench argyle street
bench merchant city
bench merchant city
Posted: Thu Oct 19, 2006 8:05 pmSpotted at Glasgow Green near Bridgeton:
Posted: Mon Dec 18, 2006 10:51 pmGranville St?
Re: Street Furniture
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 5:00 pmGlasgow City Hotel, 27 Elmbank St.
Re: Street Furniture
Posted: Wed Apr 01, 2009 8:43 pmJust spotted these at the Ramshorn Kirk, they must be fairly new, no?
Re: Street Furniture
Posted: Thu Apr 02, 2009 10:39 amWhat an auld fud ^ theyve been down since last year
Re: Street Furniture
Posted: Thu Apr 02, 2009 3:44 pmDont know if this came to fruit, was in for planning a while back... havent been up this way for a while, anyone know ?
Item 1 L
APPLICATION
08/00827/DC DATE VALID
01.04.2008
SITE ADDRESS
Site On Walkway At St Andrews Church On St Andrews Square Glasgow
PROPOSAL Insertion of 18 sets of decorative paving stones
APPLICANT
John K Clark
11A Maxwell Drive Glasgow G41 5DR
AGENT
WARD NO(S)
09, Calton COMMUNITY
COUNCIL
02_037, Calton/Bridgeton
CONSERVATION AREA
Central Area
LISTED A
ADVERT TYPE
Affecting a Conservation Area/Listed Building
PUBLISHED 18 April 2008
John K Clark has a project called Wee Folk Dancing. A luvly wee project for the sq.
Item 1 L
APPLICATION
08/00827/DC DATE VALID
01.04.2008
SITE ADDRESS
Site On Walkway At St Andrews Church On St Andrews Square Glasgow
PROPOSAL Insertion of 18 sets of decorative paving stones
APPLICANT
John K Clark
11A Maxwell Drive Glasgow G41 5DR
AGENT
WARD NO(S)
09, Calton COMMUNITY
COUNCIL
02_037, Calton/Bridgeton
CONSERVATION AREA
Central Area
LISTED A
ADVERT TYPE
Affecting a Conservation Area/Listed Building
PUBLISHED 18 April 2008
John K Clark has a project called Wee Folk Dancing. A luvly wee project for the sq.
Re: Street Furniture
Posted: Thu Apr 02, 2009 6:41 pmFossil wrote:What an auld fud ^ theyve been down since last year
Well it was only my second wander since last year.
Re:
Posted: Fri Apr 03, 2009 10:19 pmSmartalex wrote:Collard Bollard:-
Bridgeton?
Re: Street Furniture
Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 3:04 pmRS-115 Retention Sockets
don't remember seeing these before in the Glasgow area
spotted three at the junction of Renfield Street/West George Street
don't remember seeing these before in the Glasgow area
spotted three at the junction of Renfield Street/West George Street
Re: Street Furniture
Posted: Thu Nov 19, 2009 3:03 pmJust in case you're having sleepless nights!
"The RS115 Demountable Street Furniture Retention Socket securely retains, in position, bollards, signposts and other forms of street furniture using 114mm diameter posts. All posts are secured in the socket by two stainless steel setscrews, located in a recessed chamber protected by a ductile iron-locking lid.
When installed, the RS115 is flush with the ground. Each socket is supplied with a pedestrian plug allowing civil works to be completed prior to installation of the street furniture.
The RS115 eliminates the need for costly and disruptive excavations after knockdowns, allowing posts to be removed, and replaced in minutes simply with a key and spanner."
"The RS115 Demountable Street Furniture Retention Socket securely retains, in position, bollards, signposts and other forms of street furniture using 114mm diameter posts. All posts are secured in the socket by two stainless steel setscrews, located in a recessed chamber protected by a ductile iron-locking lid.
When installed, the RS115 is flush with the ground. Each socket is supplied with a pedestrian plug allowing civil works to be completed prior to installation of the street furniture.
The RS115 eliminates the need for costly and disruptive excavations after knockdowns, allowing posts to be removed, and replaced in minutes simply with a key and spanner."
Re: Street Furniture
Posted: Thu Nov 19, 2009 3:50 pmvideo link (only for the saddest)
have seen them all over the place in London & Manchester but never around Glasgow as stated
http://www.nal.ltd.uk/index.asp?section ... ctionid=42
have seen them all over the place in London & Manchester but never around Glasgow as stated
http://www.nal.ltd.uk/index.asp?section ... ctionid=42
Re: Street Furniture
Posted: Thu Nov 19, 2009 10:18 pmHa nice one! I thought it was going to stop that digger dead proving how strong it was! Although I think they need a small design mod to remove the stump more easily, I can just see "incorrect use of screwdriver as a lever" on the accident report.