One family, a whole neighbourhood park

Brighton is a newer Saskatoon neighbourhood, and its core park was furnished almost entirely from the TENAJ family: bench, backless bench, and a matching bike rack.

Specifying one family across a park is a quiet decision that pays off later. Every piece shares a language, replacement parts overlap, and a park built in phases still looks like it was designed at once. For a growing neighbourhood where the next phase might be years away, that consistency is worth more than variety.

The accessible piece here is an Urban Space wheelchair-accessible picnic table, sitting alongside a single-pedestal standard table. Waste went in as a Modena curved-top receptacle.

What went in

• TENAJ Bench 6ft and Backless Bench 6ft: One family, two seating types
• TENAJ 2 Space Bike Rack: Matched rack rather than a generic hoop
• Urban Space Wheelchair Accessible Picnic Table: Clear approach for a chair
• Single Pedestal Picnic Table: Open perimeter seating
• Modena Curved Top Waste Receptacle: Shedding snow and rain