The Bergen bench, identified by SKU 02.215, stands as a hallmark of sophisticated urban furniture design, meticulously engineered to provide comfort and structural integrity in high-traffic public spaces. As a double-sided bench with a backrest, this piece offers a unique seating arrangement that encourages social interaction while maintaining a clean, architectural silhouette. Its robust frame is available in either durable carbon steel (S235Jr) or high-grade stainless steel (AISI 304), ensuring long-term resistance to environmental stressors and daily usage. With a total length of 70 ¾ inches, a width of 51 ¼ inches, and a height of 35 ½ inches, this street furniture element is proportioned to serve as a central focal point in parks, plazas, and city squares.
Customization remains at the core of the Bergen line, allowing for seamless integration into various landscape architectural projects. Clients may specify the seat and backrest materials from a selection of premium finishes, including European coniferous wood, durable hardwood of European origin, oiled or premium exotic woods, or the highly resilient eco plank. The weight of the structure varies depending on the chosen configuration, ranging from 260 lb to 359 lb, which contributes to the permanent, stable feel of the installation. This outdoor seating solution is designed for secure floor mounting, providing a reliable and stable platform that meets the rigorous demands of modern city infrastructure.
As a key component of the Bergen product line, this bench exemplifies ZANO's commitment to combining functionality with refined aesthetics. The meticulous selection of materials, ranging from high-quality metals to diverse wood options, ensures that the product maintains its visual appeal over years of service. By utilizing high-quality street furniture, municipalities and private developers can enhance the usability of public areas, offering visitors a comfortable and aesthetic place to rest. The Bergen bench represents the pinnacle of contemporary design, bridging the gap between artistic form and the practical necessities of heavy-duty, public-grade urban furniture.