Landscape Architecture Can Save the World

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About Us

About Us

Site furnishings built from recycled plastic and reclaimed metal, in our own shops.

Introducing the Mackenzie Backless BenchAs orderedMackenzie Backless Bench
Why Wishbone for Senior Living Facilities?
For Senior Living

Why Wishbone for Senior Living Facilities?

Wishbone Furniture has become the trusted standard for senior Senior Living Facilities across Canada, with years of proven performance in dozens of…

Where does all that aluminum come from?As orderedBeselt Round Planter
Why Marine-Grade Aluminum is the Superior Choice Over Steel for Outdoor FurnitureAs orderedPyramid Top Bollard
Why Marine-Grade Aluminum is the Superior Choice Over Steel for Outdoor Furniture
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Why Marine-Grade Aluminum is the Superior Choice Over Steel for Outdoor Furniture

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Wishbone Manufacturing

Wishbone Manufacturing

Castings, welding and finishing on our own floor at Wellington Foundry.

Testimonial
Wishbone offers great service and competitive prices for recycled, environmentally-friendly, and low maintenance site furnishings that we have used in a variety of urban and rural projects. We are very pleased with the quality and durability of their products.
Phil Rinn — B.L.Arch. Intern Landscape Architect Site360 Consulting Kelowna BC
Landscape Architecture Can Save the WorldAs orderedStrataview Strataview Bench
Wishbone Sustainability

Wishbone Sustainability

Recycled plastic lumber, reclaimed metal and a 10-year limited warranty.

Wishbone Bench & Bronze Sculpture
Case study

Wishbone Bench & Bronze Sculpture

Wishbone provided the seating component for this commission piece located at the Lacombe Police Station. The new police station features a cast…

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Landscape Architecture Can Save the WorldAs orderedStrataview Strataview Bench
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Okanagan Rail Trail Interpretive Sites in the Interior of British Columbia
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Okanagan Rail Trail Interpretive Sites in the Interior of British Columbia

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