New restroom added at Tillack Park

Moodie Outdoor Products supplied the 1D2A Hillier restroom structure installed at Tillack Park, Mansfield, Qld. The restroom was manufactured by Outside Products. This modular restroom building is compliant with AS1428.1:2009, Design for Access and Mobility, and designed to CPTED (Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design) principles.

Positioned adjacent to an extensive parkland reserve and walking track, the restroom is equipped with one disabled cubicle with internal wash basin and baby change table, and two ambulant cubicles. An external wash basin services the ambulant cubicle users and park users. The skillion roof provides ample rain and sun protection, while natural light is achieved through positioning of the opaque polycarbonate roof panels over each cubicle.

To learn more about this project or obtain a quote please Contact Us today.

New restroom added at Point Talburpin Park

Moodie Outdoor Products supplied the 1D1A Westwood restroom structure installed at Point Talburpin Park, Redland Bay, Qld. The restroom was manufactured by Outside Products, and is factory assembled and positioned onto site via crane. This modular restroom building is compliant with AS1428.1:2009, Design for Access and Mobility, and designed to CPTED (Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design) principles.

Positioned adjacent to an upgraded playground area, the restroom is equipped with one disabled cubicle with internal wash basin and baby change table, and one ambulant cubicle. An external wash basin services the ambulant cubicle users and park users. The skillion roof provides ample rain and sun protection, and natural light is achieved through positioning of the opaque polycarbonate roof panels over each cubicle.

To learn more about this project or obtain a quote please Contact Us today.

Custom shelters installed over Nature Park viewing track

Moodie Outdoor Products supplied 18 custom shelters configured along key sections of the viewing walk track through Queens Park Nature Park, Ipswich, Qld. The project involved designing and installing two post skillion shelters that could be installed within a small footprint adjacent to the walking track platform and near the fence lines of the animal enclosures.

The shelters were manufactured by Outside Products and designed with varying heights to match the surveyed undulations of the walking path. The roof coverage of each shelter was 4m x 2m.

Contact the Moodie Outdoor Products team to discuss custom shelters for your next project.

New restroom added to Sue Savage Park, Toongabbie, NSW

Moodie Outdoor Products supplied the 1D3A Hillier restroom structure installed at Sue Savage Park, Toongabbie, NSW. The restroom was manufactured by Outside Products. This modular restroom building is compliant with AS1428.1:2009, Design for Access and Mobility, and designed to CPTED (Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design) principles.

The installation involved connecting the toilets to a septic system with dual pump out stations. The internal walls used Impax Panels for high vandal resistance. The external cladding was NewTech Poly woodline panels made from wood-plastic composites. Tiled flooring was used throughout. Natural light is achieved through positioning of the opaque polycarbonate roof panels over each cubicle

To learn more about this project or obtain a quote please Contact Us today.

New restroom added to Keith Payne Park, Queensland

Moodie Outdoor Products supplied the 1D2A Hillier restroom structure installed at Keith Payne Park, Stafford, Qld. The restroom was manufactured by Outside Products. Replacing a brick toilet, this modular restroom building is compliant with AS1428.1:2009, Design for Access and Mobility, and designed to CPTED (Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design) principles.

The restroom is equipped with one disabled cubicle with internal wash basin, and two ambulant cubicles. An external wash basin services the ambulant cubicle users and park users. The skillion roof provides ample rain and sun protection, and natural light is achieved through positioning of the opaque polycarbonate roof panels over each cubicle.

To learn more about this project or obtain a quote please Contact Us today.

New restroom added to Homestead Park, Queensland

Moodie Outdoor Products supplied the 1D1A Transportable Factory-assembled Westwood restroom structure installed at Homestead Park, Flagstone, Qld. The restroom was manufactured by Outside Products. The restroom was factory-assembled and installed via crane into position. The Northlight verandah is installed on-site and adds additional sun coverage during the afternoon setting sun. A vinyl screen print on the front and side wall adds colour and vibrancy with a design to reflect the local community context.

Interior features of the ambulant cubicle included Colorbond Panelrib cladding, handrails, stainless steel pan, sharps chute into service duct, and double toilet roll holder.

The interior of the disabled cubicle included a recessed baby change table, and sensor taps on the basins.

To learn more about this project or obtain a quote please Contact Us today.

Beerwah park shelter gets colourful makeover with vinyl wrap signage, Toowoomba

Beerwah steel skillion roof shelter with colourful vinyl wrap sign depicting sunflower images from the Toowoomba region

Moodie Outdoor Products recently completed the installation of this Beerwah steel skillion roof shelter with colourful vinal wrap signage at Hodgson Vale, Qld. Shelter and signage was manufactured by Outside Products.

Visual Appeal and Functionality

Vinyl wraps offer a unique opportunity to add a splash of colour and personality to park shelters. Eye-catching designs can attract attention, making the shelter a focal point within the park. This can be particularly beneficial in larger parks, helping visitors easily locate the shelter.

Bright and colourful vinyl wrap signage displaying representative imagery of the Toowoomba region for visitors.

Durability and Easy Maintenance

Vinyl wraps are known for their durability, able to withstand various weather conditions. This makes them ideal for outdoor applications like park shelters. They are also resistant to fading and scratches, ensuring the design remains vibrant for years to come.

Overall, vinyl wrap signage presents a unique and versatile way to enhance park shelters. From adding visual appeal and functionality to promoting park information, vinyl wraps can play a significant role in creating a more engaging and informative park experience for visitors.

To find out more about utilising vinyl wrap signage or this project please do not hesitate to Contact Us today.

Project completion – Nambour 18m pedestrian bridge

Riesling steel truss bridge installed at Nambour, Qld

Moodie Outdoor Products has recently completed the supply and installation of a Riesling steel bridge in Nambour, Qld.

The single span bridge is 18m long with 1.5m clear width between handrails to facilitate a creek crossing for pedestrians. The bridge is designed to 5kPa pedestrian loading with HDG (hot-dip galvanised) steel balustrade panels, cycle rails, and FRP mini-mesh decking.

Manufactured and factory assembled by Outside Products, the bridge was transported to site by two semi-trailers, and craned into position through heavy tree coverage.

Bridge being craned into position and navigating heavy tree cover.
Creek crossing with Riesling steel truss bridge in position.

Contact us to discuss your next custom pedestrian bridge project.

Project completion – Grafton 26m pedestrian bridge

Riesling steel trussed bridge installed at Clarenza path near South Grafton, NSW.

Moodie Outdoor Products has recently completed the supply and installation of a Riesling steel bridge in Grafton, NSW.

The single span bridge is 26m long with 2.5m clear width between handrails to facilitate a shared pathway for pedestrians and bicycles. The bridge is designed to 5kPa pedestrian loading with HDG (hot-dip galvanised) steel balustrade panels, cycle rail, and FRP mini-mesh decking.

Manufactured by Outside Products with factory assembly, transported by three semi-trailers, and craned into position.

All factors related to the river and its banks are taken into account when planning the bridge installation.
A crane lifts the single span bridge with careful final positioning onto the abutments.
The bridge is attached to concrete abutments.