The Domino 60 bench is a sophisticated piece of urban furniture meticulously designed by Iwona Żaczek to enhance contemporary public spaces. As a cornerstone of the modular Domino product line, this bench features a unique 60-degree bending angle, allowing for creative arrangements and seamless integration into curved architectural layouts. With a width of 69 1/4 inches, a height of 32 inches, and a depth of 24 3/4 inches, the street furniture element provides optimal comfort and ergonomic support for pedestrians. Its modular nature empowers urban planners and landscape architects to define gathering areas effectively, whether in plazas, parks, or modern commercial courtyards, creating inviting social nodes within the cityscape.
Durability and structural integrity are at the forefront of the design, with the frame available in either high-grade carbon steel (S235JR), which is galvanized and powder-coated in a wide selection of RAL colors, or premium stainless steel (AISI 304) for superior corrosion resistance. The seating surface and backrest are crafted from high-quality wood options, including European coniferous timber, hardwood of European origin, or various finishes of oiled and premium exotic wood. This combination of robust metal construction and natural wood textures ensures that the bench remains resilient against harsh weather conditions and heavy daily usage, maintaining its aesthetic appeal and structural performance for years.
Versatility is further enhanced by customizable configuration options, allowing the urban furniture to be tailored to specific project requirements. Clients can choose to equip the unit with armrests in matching carbon or stainless steel, adding a layer of comfort and accessibility. The mounting method is equally flexible, offering either a free-standing installation for temporary placements or a secure floor-bolted configuration for permanent street furniture arrangements. By blending functionality with modern industrial design, the Domino 60 represents a high-standard solution for any public infrastructure project, ensuring that public spaces are not only practical but also visually refined and cohesive.