CIVIQ’s products are chosen for community projects due to the accessible design of the stations.
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Engineered products for public & community use
Specialists in Public Space Solutions
CIVIQ designs, manufactures, installs and maintains a wide range of infrastructural and street furniture products for outdoor and indoor environments.
Since 1990 the team has worked with public and private organisations to deliver thousands of fantastic community-based projects with robust, high quality products tailored to suit.
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Our Brand Promises
CIVIQ products meet the requirements of ASNZ4020 and Watermark. If the product is not WaterMark certified it cannot legally be installed. Find out more.
CIVIQ products are manufactured using brass free parts to ensure that the drinking water dispersed from our fountains is lead free and safe to drink. Find out more.
Our aquafil range is designed and manufactured in Australia. Find out more.
CIVIQ has in house design and manufacturing capacity to develop units to suit differing project and customer requirements. Find out more.
Some CIVIQ products have a 10-year structural warranty on their stainless steel frame construction. Find out more.
- Choose TAP Coalition
- Cliff Overton, Project Manager, Yarra Ranges Council
- City of Mount Gambier Environmental Sustainability Officer Aaron Izzard
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