Materials
Start with the identity, grade and physical samples to agree.
Standards & quality
Materials, finish and the outdoor setting, considered together.

Start with the identity, grade and physical samples to agree.
Agree shade, texture, sheen and the feel of the edges.
Match the specification and review needs to the place and use.
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Our place of makingA clear path from the first choice to the agreed handover.
Development framework · The points below describe what to agree, not completed inspections or test results.
Identify the timber, metal and finish references.
Agree material identity and grades, supplier documents where available, and the physical samples used to review colour and feel.
Keep the model, dimensions and project adaptations together.
Record the selected model, general dimensions, finishes, intended use and requested adaptations before production is agreed. A visual option remains a request for assessment until its final specification is confirmed.
Agree the inspections and tests needed for the piece and its use.
Define the inspection and testing scope, acceptance criteria and supporting records for the selected product and setting. Review topics can include surfaces, edges, assembly, overall dimensions and stability.
Coordinate protection, transport, handling and aftercare.
Agree the final review, protection for transport, handling information and material-specific care guidance. Warranty, production period, delivery and assembly responsibilities are confirmed in the written project quotation.
References inform development. Their scope is selected for the product, use and market.
A reference is not product certification. The collection is in development; verified product reports are not published.
Canadian steel design reference. Its relevance is assessed alongside the requirements of the furniture project.
Official referenceCanadian structural steel material requirements, relevant to material identity and documentation.
Official referenceCanadian timber design reference. Applicable material grades and design requirements need project-specific selection.
Official referenceAccessible design reference for seating and its setting, including approach and companion space where applicable.
Official referenceCanadian welded steel construction reference, considered where relevant to a project specification.
Official referenceSafety and durability reference for indoor public seating. An outdoor application needs a separate assessment of weather exposure.
Official referenceLaboratory salt-spray exposure practice for metals and coatings. It does not establish outdoor service life on its own.
Official referenceLaboratory UV and moisture exposure practice for materials and finishes, with conditions selected for the material being assessed.
Official referenceFind the current status, then open the information you need.
References MTZ-B01–B04 identify the four development forms. Product galleries and overview PDFs show presentation studies, not manufactured-product photography.
Approximate dimensions and simplified SVG/DXF envelopes are available for early space planning. They are not fabrication or installation drawings; final dimensions and interfaces need project confirmation.
Confirm physical sample availability, material identity and the agreed colour and coating references. Screen colours and reference photos are not evidence of a supplied material or a RAL match.
Site-specific fixing arrangements, supporting surfaces and assembly responsibilities must be coordinated before site work. Released installation and assembly documents are not published.
No physical test result, certified load or product certification is claimed. Any future claim must identify the product configuration, method, conditions and supporting report.
Confirm which records are available for the selected material and project. This catalogue does not claim a product EPD, FSC-certified supply or recycled-content percentage.
Material care guidance, warranty duration and coverage, production lead time, delivery and assembly conditions are confirmed in the written project quotation.
Tell us the model, setting, quantity and documents your project needs.
Warranty, lead time, delivery and assembly conditions are confirmed in each written quotation.