Building

Japanese-style stone lanterns

A Japanese-style stone lantern, often used as a garden ornament. It has a Pagoda-style design inspired by ancient Asian Buddhist architecture. This type of lantern is very common in Japanese gardens and usually consists of multiple stacked parts, including a base, a light room, a roof and a jewel-shaped decoration on the top. In Japan, stone lanterns (Tōrō) were originally used to illuminate temples and shrines, and were later introduced into private gardens by tea ceremony masters to create a peaceful, Zen atmosphere.

Double Ring Swing Chair

Metal double garden swing chair, usually called ring swing or rocking chair, this kind of furniture is specially designed for outdoor courtyard, garden or balcony, for two people to ride face to face and swing back and forth. Using a unique circular metal frame structure, the base with a bracket to maintain stability. The frame is made of metal and the seats are wooden slats. It is common among furniture and amusement equipment suppliers in Asian markets such as Malaysia and India.

Wooden Fence

This is a classic picket fence design where the top of each slat is cut into a pointed shape. It consists of several vertical wooden boards (slats) and horizontal supporting beams (visible on the back). Such fences are often used as garden fences, decorative boundaries or to define property lines.

Traffic cone (ice cream cone)

This is a traffic cone, commonly known as ice cream cone in Hong Kong and Macau. They are mainly used on roads, sidewalks, parking lots or construction areas to temporarily change the direction of traffic, mark dangerous areas or close specific passages. Traffic cones are usually eye-catching orange or red with white reflective stripes to ensure clear visibility during day and night or low light conditions.

Children's outdoor slide combination

This is a children's outdoor slide combination with slide and tunnel function. It combines a traditional slab slide (slide) and three cylindrical crawling tunnels (drill holes) with a staircase at the top for climbing. The entire facility is made of metal with green paint on the surface, but it has been severely worn, rusted, graffiti and stains, showing a discarded and obsolete state. This combination design is designed to provide a diversified amusement experience, integrating climbing, sliding, drilling and other actions, which helps to exercise children's balance and coordination.

Outdoor Wooden Swing

This wooden swing has a sturdy A- shaped support frame that allows the swing to stand independently on the lawn, courtyard or terrace. The entire structure is made of weathered rough wood poles, and the surface retains the natural texture and knots, showing a rustic, rustic style.

a pile of old red bricks

This is a pile of old red bricks (also known as recycled bricks or weathered bricks). Brick is an ancient building material, usually fired from raw materials such as clay, shale or coal gangue. The surface of these bricks has scuffs, stains, moss and weathering marks, and the color ranges from orange red to dark gray. They look like they were removed from old buildings, ready for recycling or for landscaping projects (such as paving edges or trails).

An original style tent

It is an improvised A- line shelter, using thick branches or logs as a support frame. The top of the branches are crossed and tied together to form an entrance. The frame was covered with a rough, off-white fabric, secured by ropes to wooden posts. The overall style design imitates the humble shelters built from local materials in ancient, tribal or field living environments.

Tires

It is suitable for game scene construction (such as abandoned factory, outdoor ruins, auto repair factory environment), film and television special effects background, 3D rendering practice, etc., as environmental details props to enhance the reality of the scene, and the "free" attribute makes it easy to obtain and use.

Public telephone booth

It is a telephone facility set up in public places, mainly used to provide public communication services. It originated in the industrial countries in the early 20th century and was widely used in the middle of the 20th century. It usually consists of a closed or semi-closed kiosk and a built-in telephone, which is designed with ergonomics in mind to ensure that the user can talk comfortably while standing. The design not only focuses on functionality, but also takes into account the beauty and practicality. Modern telephone booths usually adopt a simple and generous design style in appearance to integrate into the urban environment. However, with the popularity of mobile communications, the frequency of use of telephone booths has declined.