The Quadro Bench, designed by Iwona Żaczek, represents a blend of contemporary design and durability, crafted meticulously to enhance urban spaces. Part of the distinguished Quadro product line, this bench is a superior choice in the realm of street furniture, providing both functional seating and aesthetic appeal to parks, streets, and other outdoor areas.
This bench is sizable with dimensions of 180 cm in width, 46 cm in height, and 60 cm in depth, making it suitable for accommodating multiple users comfortably. Weighing 128 kg, its robust construction ensures stability and longevity. The option between carbon steel (S235JR) and stainless steel (AISI 304) for the frame allows for customization based on environmental conditions and customer preferences. Both materials are treated with galvanization and a powder coating to prevent corrosion and wear, enhancing the product's life span.
The seating surface of the Quadro Bench can be tailored from a variety of wood types to match specific aesthetic or durability requirements. Available options include soft wood, hardwood of European origin, hard wood with an oil finish, and premium hardwood. These materials not only provide comfort but also bring warmth and natural beauty to public environments.
Customers can select from different installation methods according to their specific needs. The bench can either be free-standing, allowing for easy relocation and flexibility in layout, or it can be securely attached by bolts to a foundation for permanent placement.
Tagged as 'modular', the Quadro Bench offers inherent versatility in public and private spaces. Its modular design enables planners to create cohesive seating solutions that can be adapted or expanded as per the spatial and functional requirements of various environments.
Overall, the Quadro Bench is a prime example of urban furniture that combines functionality with modern aesthetics, crafted to withstand the test of time and use, while enhancing the visual and practical aspects of outdoor settings. Its designer, Iwona Żaczek, has ensured that the bench not only serves as a piece of furniture but also as a component that contributes to the landscape’s architectural expression.