Kirv

Architects and trade

We are able to collaborate fully with architects from planning stage and are available for site visits as part of this process.

All our seats can be made site specific by adjusting the radius of curves, lengths and diameters of seats. Unobtrusive security fixings can be supplied for all seating where it is to be used in public spaces. Finishes and powder coating colours can be tailored to either match, or contrast with existing schemes. We are also able to undertake bespoke projects to produce one-off installations.

Contact Alex with your requirements.

  • Handmade in the UK

    All our products are designed and hand made by us to your order in the UK.

    Our prices reflect the quality of our products and the attention to detail they feature. We have a trade price list and can offer discounts for multiple orders.

  • Ergonomic

    One of our primary aims when developing our seating collection was that each of our pieces should be comfortable.

    We spent a lot of time refining the profile of our seats to make them as ergonomic as possible. The close spacing of the tubes on our benches provides added comfort and support for the user.

  • Low Maintenance

    Maintaining outdoor seating can be time consuming and expensive. Our seats are designed to be left outdoors throughout the year and require very little maintenance to keep them looking great.

  • Hard Wearing

    Stainless steel is one of the toughest materials available for outdoor seating and when finished correctly it has the ability to repair itself.

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  • Product Hire

    All our furniture is available for event hire. Perfect for event launch parties and weddings.

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  • 2011 Brochure

    Download our 2011 Brochure.

    2011 Brochure (PDF 1.1Mb)

  • Commissions

    Are you looking for a unique piece of metalwork? We undertake commissions for both private clients and businesses.

    Commissions

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