Flowerpot Quadro

Description

The Flowerpot Quadro (06.076.S), designed by Iwona Żaczek, is a sophisticated element of urban furniture that combines minimalist geometry with industrial durability. Measuring 23 ½ inches in width and depth with a height of 15 inches, this modular planter is engineered to integrate seamlessly into modern public spaces, city plazas, and contemporary landscapes. Its clean, square silhouette offers a versatile design solution for greenery arrangements, allowing architects and urban planners to organize outdoor areas with precision. As a key component of the Quadro product line, this vessel serves as a robust yet elegant base for various plant species, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of pedestrian zones.

Constructed to withstand the rigors of high-traffic environments, the Quadro flowerpot is available in two high-quality material options: durable carbon steel (S235JR) or premium stainless steel (AISI 304). The carbon steel variant is meticulously galvanized and powder-coated to ensure superior resistance against atmospheric conditions and mechanical wear. Weighing 82 pounds, the structure provides necessary stability for public installations. The product's thoughtful engineering reflects ZANO’s commitment to high-standard street furniture, ensuring that the planters maintain their structural integrity and visual clarity throughout years of intensive outdoor use.

To provide maximum flexibility for site-specific requirements, the Flowerpot Quadro offers versatile installation options, including a free-standing version or a model designed to be screwed directly into the ground for increased security. This modular urban furniture piece is designed to harmonize with other elements of the built environment, serving as an essential tool for sustainable landscape architecture. By combining functionality with a restrained design language, the Quadro series successfully bridges the gap between utilitarian street furniture and artistic urban decoration, making it an ideal choice for both private developments and public municipal projects.