Arbory

Arbory

Arbory

Product catalog summary
Overview: Arbory is a climbing support system designed by Martin Brattström, offering an alternative to traditional trees in urban environments. It provides ecosystem services such as shade, cooling, air purification, and noise reduction, while enhancing urban aesthetics.
Specifications: The structure stands 455 cm above ground with a total height of 505 cm and a large ring diameter of 480 cm. The frame and planter have a diameter of 100.5 cm, with the unplanted weight being 240 kg. The large ring is made of Ø 60 mm steel pipe, the small ring Ø 26.9 mm, and the center pillar Ø 121 mm x 5008 mm.
Materials and Surface Treatments: High-quality steel is used, requiring surface treatment to prevent rust. Stainless steel, containing at least 10.5% chromium, offers good corrosion resistance. A zinc powder primer provides excellent adhesion and corrosion protection. Powder coating is applied for a durable, colored finish.
Installation and Maintenance: The structure can be installed in-ground or freestanding. Stainless steel components require no maintenance, while powder-coated parts can be touched up with alkyd paint. Detailed maintenance advice is available on Nola's website.
Design and Inspiration: Martin Brattström, a landscape architect, developed the Arbory system based on his award-winning thesis on three-dimensional climbing plants. His design aims to integrate climbing plants into urban landscapes effectively.
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Catalog excerpts

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Arbory Climbing support Design Martin Brattström With advantages such as increased diversity, evergreen presence, faster growth, reduced soil volume, and an aesthetic addition to the urban landscape, Arbory is a viable alternative to a tree in many locations where circumstances may be limiting. The ecosystem services provided by a traditional tree, such as shade, cooling, air purification, and noise reduction, naturally come with it. On Arbory, plants climb on steel wires attached to a steel structure that is anchored in the ground. Nola® • Arbory Climbing support • Page 1

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Height above ground: 455 cm. Total height: 505 cm. Diameter of the large ring: Ø 480 cm. Frame: Height: 320 cm. Diameter: Ø 100,5 cm. Planter: Height: 50 cm. Diameter: Ø 100,5 cm. Weight: 240 kg unplanted. Individual dimensions Large ring: Steel pipe: Ø 60 mm. Small ring: Steeöl pipe Ø 26,9 mm. Center pillar: Steel pipe: Ø 121 mm x 5008 mm. Product numbers and combinations Ö20-20M Arbory, Climbing support Append to product number METAL SURFACE FINISH C for any color other than standard, starting cost is added. INSTALLATION TYPE M for in-ground. Standard colours Materials and surface treatments...

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Powder coating Powder coating is a coating that is applied as a free-flowing, dry powder. Unlike conventional liquid paint, powder coating is usually applied electrostatically and then cured under heat or with ultraviolet light. The result is an even, hard-wearing coloured surface with the desired gloss level. In-ground Cast in ground. In-ground, cast into the ground. Alternatively freestanding by mounting on Parklet. The components that are made in stainless steel and requires no maintenance. Powdercoated steel Products that are powder-coated can be touch-up painted with alkyd paint. Read more...

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Nola® • Arbory Climbing support • Page 4 /

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The designer's inspirational image of a structure for climbing plants that formed the basis for the project. Nola® • Arbory Climbing support • Page 5 /

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