Plains & Pods™ are complementary solutions that embrace non-prescriptive design to elevate, humanize and personalize outdoor space. Rectilinear and architectural, Plains are comprised of large-format platforms and a trestle, varying in height and width to create customizable settings of layered seating and surfaces. Plains can branch, network, stair-step, overlap, crisscross, create runs and more to enable the full freedom of design in three dimensions.
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Plains can be specified in powdercoated metal or outdoor wood
Plains feature optional metal backs, attaching side tables and skate stops
Plains are designed to pair elegantly with Pods seating and planters
If you’d like to request a quote, finish and material samples, or information about making modifications to this product, please contact your Landscape Forms representative.
All colors, textures and patterns represented on the Landscape Forms website are approximate and may vary from samples and final product.
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