The Quadro Bench (02.076), designed by Iwona Żaczek, represents a sophisticated approach to contemporary urban furniture. Combining structural robustness with ergonomic comfort, this bench with backrest is engineered to meet the demands of high-traffic public spaces. Its clean, geometric form is defined by a 70 3/4 inch width and a 33-inch height, providing a substantial seating solution that integrates seamlessly into modern architectural landscapes. As a key element of the Quadro street furniture line, the bench offers a modular design that allows for flexible spatial arrangements, making it an ideal choice for plazas, parks, and professional courtyard environments.
Durability and material excellence are at the core of the Quadro bench construction. The load-bearing frame is available in high-grade carbon steel (S235JR), which is galvanized and powder-coated for superior weather resistance, or premium-grade stainless steel (AISI 304) for enhanced aesthetic longevity and corrosion protection. The seat and backrest are crafted from high-quality timber, offering a range of material specifications including sustainable European coniferous wood, durable hardwood of European origin, or luxurious oiled and premium exotic woods. These natural surfaces provide a warm tactile experience that contrasts elegantly with the precision-engineered metal frame, ensuring that the piece remains a focal point of any public space seating area for years to come.
Functionality is further enhanced by versatile installation options, with the bench available as a free-standing unit or designed for permanent ground anchoring. Depending on the chosen timber, the unit weight ranges from 254 lbs to 375 lbs, ensuring stability and safety in any environment. Whether placed in corporate campuses or municipal pedestrian zones, the Quadro bench balances aesthetic simplicity with industrial-grade resilience. By integrating high-quality outdoor furniture solutions like the Quadro series, designers can enhance the user experience of public environments, creating inviting areas for rest that harmonize with the surrounding infrastructure.