Tree guard Rosette

Description

The Tree guard Rosette (SKU: 11.063) is a sophisticated element of urban furniture designed to provide both protection and aesthetic refinement for greenery in city centers, parks, and plazas. As a key component of our street furniture collection, this product serves as a durable tree grate that integrates seamlessly into modern pedestrian infrastructure. Engineered from high-quality carbon steel (S235JR) with a substantial 10 mm thickness, the Rosette model offers superior structural integrity and longevity. Its robust composition ensures that the surrounding soil remains protected from compaction while providing a stable, level surface for foot traffic, effectively combining functionality with contemporary design standards.

The versatility of the Tree guard Rosette is defined by its extensive configuration options, allowing for precise adaptation to various landscape architectural requirements. Available in four distinct diameters—Ø120 cm, Ø150 cm, Ø180 cm, and Ø200 cm—these tree guards can accommodate a wide range of planting scales. Each unit features a central opening for the tree trunk, ranging from Ø50 cm to Ø80 cm, ensuring adequate space for healthy root development and irrigation. With a total thickness of 60 mm including the support frame, the assembly is built to withstand heavy daily use in high-density urban landscapes, maintaining its form and utility even in demanding public environments.

Beyond its primary protective function, the Tree guard Rosette contributes significantly to the visual coherence of street furniture installations. The precise, industrial finish of the carbon steel structure provides a clean, modern aesthetic that complements diverse architectural styles, from historic town squares to modern office districts. Each unit is engineered for stability, with weights ranging from 209 lb to 430 lb depending on the selected diameter, ensuring that the installation remains secure. By investing in professional urban furniture solutions like the Rosette line, urban planners and developers can ensure the sustainable growth of city trees while enhancing the overall safety and appeal of public pedestrian zones.