Axel Decor sculptures can be considered for commercial, institutional, and public-facing environments. Each installation should be reviewed for circulation, access, site conditions, and local requirements. The sculpture is artwork—not climbing equipment, seating, a handrail, or fall protection—so the project architect, engineer, or contractor should approve the final placement and mounting.

The forms are shaped and finished by hand, so tip profiles have natural variation from piece to piece. Standard sculptures are not engineered as touch-safe play equipment. If the work will be within reach in a school or high-traffic setting, include the desired tip treatment in the quote and review the final profile before fabrication.

Yes. Custom color layouts—including multiple colors on one sculpture—can be reviewed by request. Send a palette reference and describe which leaves, petals, or areas should carry each color. Custom masking, finish work, and sample approval are quoted separately from the listed sculpture price.

The standard Element Protection Kit is intended for ground placement. A concrete plinth or wall installation requires a separate custom surface-mount base plate and anchor-bolt system, sized to the sculpture, substrate, and site conditions. Final anchor design and installation should be reviewed and completed by the project engineer or qualified contractor.

Concrete bases and plinths are site work rather than part of the standard online sculpture. Axel Decor can coordinate the sculpture footprint and mounting requirements with your architect, civil engineer, general contractor, or concrete fabricator so the base is prepared for the agreed installation system.

The sculptures are made from heavy-gauge steel and finished for outdoor display, but they are not structural or load-bearing objects. For a high-traffic site, plan for secure anchoring and placement or protective detailing that discourages climbing, leaning, and repeated contact. The project team should confirm the final safety approach for the specific location.

Standard pieces currently list 3–5 business days for processing, with production sometimes extending to 2–3 weeks during higher-volume periods. Custom commercial work—including color development, mounting fabrication, samples, crating, and freight—receives a project-specific schedule. Treat a construction date as confirmed only after the written quote and production schedule are approved.

Please provide the quantity and sizes, finish or color palette, project location, desired installation date, mounting substrate, elevation or site drawings, access and freight constraints, expected public interaction, and the architect, engineer, or contractor contact. Photos of the installation area are helpful too.