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Arches, railings, and forks are elements of urban furniture used to delimit and protect various equipment such as lampposts, trees, electric car charging station, and containers from impacts. These structures serve a safety and damage prevention function, avoiding accidental collisions and protecting urban furniture elements.

These protective elements can be painted or galvanized, providing them with corrosion resistance and greater durability. Additionally, they offer versatile shape and design options. Some common shapes include circular arches, forks, corsets, and stirrups.

Arches are curved structures that surround and protect elements such as lampposts and trees, providing a physical barrier to prevent accidental collisions. Railings are bars or handrails placed around the equipment, providing additional protection and visually delimiting the area.

Forks, on the other hand, are "V" or fork-shaped elements that wrap around electric car chargers or other equipment, protecting them from impacts and minimizing the risk of damage.

Corsets are protective structures that fit around containers, offering a safety barrier against collisions and preventing potential damage.

These protective structures help maintain urban furniture in good condition, prolonging its lifespan and avoiding costly repairs or replacements. They also play an important role in pedestrian and driver safety by preventing possible accidents caused by collisions with urban furniture elements.

These structures prevent damage and accidental collisions, ensuring the safety of both the protected elements and pedestrians and drivers. They can come in different shapes, painted or galvanized, adapting to the aesthetic and functional needs of each urban environment.

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