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Large Artificial Trees for Airport Terminals & Transit Concourses

Large artificial trees for airport terminals, metro stations and transit concourses — specimens from 4 to 12 m with public-traffic rated bases and NFPA 701 foliage. Knock-down crowns and marked trunk joints let your facilities crew assemble a tree overnight during a service window.

Who We Supply

Built for Airports & Transit

Airport authorities, metro and rail operators, transit architects and their fit-out contractors specifying greenery for terminals, concourses and platform edges — where the tree must survive millions of passengers a year, cleaning crews and never block a sightline.

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Engineered for constant public trafficWeighted, anchoring-rated bases and weld-inspected connections ship with load documentation for your safety officer.
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Overnight install around a service windowKnock-down crowns and numbered trunk joints mean a 10 m tree assembles inside a live terminal during a 4-hour night closure, not a full shutdown.
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One finish across every gateTrunk tone and foliage colour matched to your reference sample so the trees at gate A match the concourse three years later.
How It Works

From First Enquiry to Installation

Step 1

Share the venue

Send terminal plans or concourse photos plus passenger profile and ceiling height.

Step 2

Spec & budget pack

We return sizes, quantities, CBM projection and a budget range the same day.

Step 3

Sample & CAD approval

Physical sample or CAD options for sign-off, including structural drawings.

Step 4

Staged delivery

Phased shipping matched to your fit-out and commissioning schedule.

Buyer Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What airports & transit ask us most often — MOQ, lead time, certification and site logistics.

From 4 m up to 12 m. Above the height that fits a container upright the tree is engineered knock-down and assembled in place, with the sequence documented for your rigging crew.

Yes. Knock-down crowns and marked trunk joints let a tree be assembled during a night-time service window, so passenger flow is not interrupted.

Yes. Bases are weighted and anchoring-rated for public traffic, and load documentation ships with every large build for your safety officer.

NFPA 701 fire-retardant foliage is standard. EN 13501 B-s1,d0 is available for EU terminals, and test reports are archived against your order number.

It depends on height, canopy spread and whether foliage ships flat-packed. We issue a piece-by-piece CBM packing sheet with every quotation so you can optimise the load.

Send your terminal plan or concourse photos

We return a size, quantity and CBM recommendation the same day.

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