The Bergen bench, identified by SKU 02.015, represents a refined example of modern urban furniture designed to seamlessly integrate into diverse public spaces. Characterized by its ergonomic, one-sided design featuring a supportive backrest, this piece provides an optimal seating solution for parks, city centers, and corporate landscapes. With a robust length of 70 ¾ inches, a width of 24 ½ inches, and a height of 34 ¾ inches, the bench offers ample space while maintaining a sleek, unobtrusive profile. As a cornerstone of high-quality street furniture, the Bergen model is engineered to withstand the rigorous demands of public use, ensuring longevity and consistent aesthetic appeal in high-traffic environments.
Construction excellence is at the heart of the Bergen line, offering versatility to meet specific architectural requirements. The structural frame can be fabricated from durable carbon steel (S235JR) or high-grade stainless steel (AISI 304), both known for their structural integrity and resistance to environmental factors. Complementing the metal framework is an array of premium material options for the seat and backrest, including European coniferous wood, hardwood of European origin, oiled or premium exotic woods, and sustainable eco-planks. These material choices allow for customization that aligns with various design visions, ranging from natural, classic appearances to more contemporary, low-maintenance urban applications.
Practicality and stability are prioritized in the assembly of this outdoor bench. Designed for permanent installation, the Bergen features a secure mounting method that allows it to be fixed directly to the ground, ensuring safety and preventing unauthorized displacement. Depending on the chosen materials—ranging from 132 lbs with coniferous wood to 183 lbs with eco-planks—the weight of the unit guarantees a stable presence in any public square or park setting. By combining high-performance materials with sophisticated ergonomics, the Bergen bench functions as a essential element of public area furnishings, bridging the gap between functional necessity and elevated architectural design.