Orbit Planter

Description

The Orbit Planter, a notable offering from ZANO, stands out as a functional and aesthetic piece enhancing any urban or commercial setting. Designed by the esteemed Filip Babiarz, its robust construction and thoughtful design epitomize modern urban furniture.

Measuring 90 cm in width, 90 cm in depth, and 41 cm in height, this planter strikes a balanced profile suitable for various outdoor spaces. Manufactured with a pot capacity of 210 liters, it is ample enough to support a wide range of plant species, from ornamental shrubs to vibrant floral arrangements, contributing to the aesthetics and environmental quality of its surroundings.

Available in two material options, the Orbit Planter offers customization to suit different environmental and design requirements. Customers can choose between carbon steel (S235JR) and stainless steel (AISI 304), each providing distinct advantages. The carbon steel version offers durability and strength, making it ideal for public spaces that see high traffic, while the stainless steel option provides exceptional resistance to corrosion and a sleek finish, perfect for more modern and high-end installations.

Installation of the Orbit Planter can be adapted to specific site conditions with two methods available—free-standing or attached by bolts to a foundation. This flexibility makes it a versatile choice for urban planners and landscape architects looking to integrate green spaces within both new and existing infrastructures.

Part of the broader 'Orbit' product line, the Orbit Planter carries a forward-thinking design ethos that complements the functionalities of each piece. With a weight of 87 kg, it remains stable in various weather conditions, underscoring its suitability for year-round outdoor use.

Overall, the Orbit Planter by ZANO is more than just a place to house plants; it is a piece of street furniture that enhances the visual and environmental quality of its locale. Its design by Filip Babiarz ensures that while it serves a practical function, it also contributes significantly to modern urban design and sustainability efforts.