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 For over 20 years Innovation Engineering has been solving outdoor and street furniture design for clients throughout Australia. Products include aluminium seating, wooden seating, slatted steel seating, heritage seating, security barriers and a wide range of fishing accessories such as fishing nets, underwater lights and gaffs.
From idea to delivery, the organic growth of this award winning Adelaide engineering and design company continues to impress their ever expanding list of key Government, Council and Educational clients across Australia.
Based in the seaside town of Somerton Park, about 15 minutes from Adelaide CBD, Innovation Engineering have successfully integrated a ‘ready made’ service with a conceptual design ‘one off’ market.
There has been a distinct rise in demand for Innovation Engineering's products in the past as key markets become aware of their quality and the product design flexibility they offer.
Working across a range of materials including aluminium, galvanised steel and oiled timber provides Innovation Engineering the freedom of design choice, and this seems to be a key driver for all the team. The seamless transfer from concept, or in many cases problem, through to safe and durable outcomes.
It really was just a process of evolution, where sustained enquiry for a specific outdoor or street furniture product would develop into a ready made item. Products such as the dual faucet beach shower or drinking fountains that remain both hygienic and functional are always in demand due to their ability to handle the tough knocks but also provide street appeal within existing Council street furniture.
Most of what Innovation Engineering do is just common sense, delivering form with function through street and outdoor products that add value to community places.
So next time your watching your local footy team, driving up through the heart of Australia and need a shady seat or simply enjoying a family BBQ in your local park, you can be assured that Innovation Engineering is there making sure that the last thing on your mind is outdoor furniture.
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