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07MarRestroom University Part 5: What’s under the hood
Sewage, decomposition, pump-out and other unmentionables What’s under the hood Is a question asked about a car. The same question is rarely asked about a public toilet, but in the… Read more » -
31JanTrying hard not to look modern
A restroom in a heritage park needs a touch of nostalgia Rockhampton’s Heritage Village is a step back in time. With some of the 20 buildings on the 11-hectare complex… Read more » -
31JanRestroom University Part 4: Restroom cladding options
Brick is dead – long live cladding It is fair to say, that when it comes to construction of public restrooms, brick is on the outer. Like mullet hair-cuts, cassette… Read more » -
31JanCrocodiles need shelter too
But installation was a little tricky At 4.3 metres long, The Colonel is just a little a little longer than the two 4x4m King Shelters Landmark Products supplied for his… Read more » -
15JanRestroom University Part 3: Floor plan and roof type
Need to know when planning a public restroom Knowing the number of cubicles your restroom needs, and the type of cubicles to meet compliance, its time to look at basic… Read more »
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Female Friendly Sports Facilities by Landmark Products – Part 1
Gympie Regional Council engaged Landmark Products to design, manufacture and install an affordable and adaptable change room facility to respond to growing sport/recreational demands and to cater for the needs… Read more » -
Major Project Delivered for New Australian Schools by Furphy Foundry & Landmark Products – Part 1
In January 2020, Furphy Foundry and Landmark Products supplied the following infrastructure to the Clyde North, Botanic Ridge, Casey Fields and Lucas (Ballarat) Primary Schools (Contract A) as part of… Read more »