Published figures
- Dimensions (L × W × H)
- 0.94 × 0.37 × 0.85 m
As published by Percussion Play. Park Plan never estimates a figure.
Installation and tender detail
| Shipment weight | 54 kg |
| Materials | stainless-steel, stainless steel |
| Lead time | 4–6 weeks |
Description
Unpitched Percussion The Street Congas Trio transforms outdoor spaces into vibrant hubs of rhythm, creativity, and social interaction. Featuring three brushed stainless-steel drum heads, it offers a broader range of tones and encourages collaborative play, making it a natural focal point for parks, plazas, and community spaces. Combining the energy of communal music-making with the appeal of interactive public art, the Street Congas Trio invites people to gather, experiment, and connect through rhythm. Its durable stainless-steel construction is designed for demanding urban environments, while its sculptural appearance enhances streetscapes, civic spaces, and placemaking projects. For smaller sites, consider the Street Congas Duo . Street Drum Collection Part of our Street Drum Collection, the Street Congas Trio helps transform public spaces into welcoming destinations where people can connect through rhythm and shared experiences. Explore the collection, including Djembes, Tumbadoras, Street Congas Duo and Drum Circle Ensemble - a ready-made drum circle. Product Highlights Play with hands - no mallets required Three-drum configuration for greater musical variety Encourages collaborative and group play Brushed stainless steel construction Built for demanding urban environments Strong sculptural presence Encourages community connection and interaction Part of the Street Drum Collection Perfect For Urban plazas and civic spaces Main streets and downtown revitalization projects Community gathering places Parks and recreation spaces Public art and placemaking projects Intergenerational community environments Codes: Ground Install PP-STCO-TRIO-GF (MSRP USD 7,235); Surface Mounted PP-STCO-TRIO-SF (MSRP USD 7,569).
As written by Percussion Play.
