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In Pyatigorsk, restored park sofas are installed

The head of Pyatigorsk Dmitry Voroshilov said that the city continues to install old, but already new park sofas after reconstruction

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In Pyatigorsk, restored park sofas are installed

The head of Pyatigorsk, Dmitry Voroshilov, said that the city continues to install old, but already new park sofas after reconstruction.

Replacement of sofas goes on the Aeolian Harp, in the Park “Tarkhan” and the fountain “Frogs”.

Earlier, the old sofas were rebranded at the plant "Stankoremzavod": cast-iron bases were cleaned of old paint and repainted in the oven, wooden slats were replaced with new ones.

"And, of course, the old park sofas will not be scrapped - they will also be restored and returned to the public spaces of the city," the mayor said.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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