The Pika Post (model 01.051) is a refined piece of urban furniture, meticulously designed by Tomasz Szpytma to integrate seamlessly into modern architectural landscapes. Standing at a height of 35 1/2 inches above the ground, this bollard provides a sophisticated and reliable solution for traffic control, pedestrian protection, and space management. Constructed from a durable 50 mm steel tube with cast iron elements, the post combines high-quality industrial materials with a minimalist aesthetic, ensuring longevity even in high-traffic public environments. Its slim, balanced profile makes it an ideal selection for parks, city plazas, and contemporary walkways where clear demarcation is required without overwhelming the visual harmony of the area.
Engineered for stability and permanent installation, the Pika Post features a total height of 51 1/4 inches including the anchor section, specifically designed to be grouted directly into the ground. This mounting method provides a high level of security and resistance against external impact. As a versatile component of street furniture, the Pika series offers significant configuration flexibility. Clients can choose from various fence mount options—including one-sided or double-sided configurations—or opt for specialized ears designed for the attachment of decorative or protective chains. Whether utilized as a singular post or integrated into a multi-unit perimeter system, this product ensures both functional durability and visual consistency.
The structural integrity of the Pika post is reinforced by the use of premium carbon steel (S235Jr), a material synonymous with strength and resilience in the manufacturing of public infrastructure. Weighing 18 pounds, the unit remains lightweight enough for efficient logistical deployment while maintaining the necessary weight to serve as an effective physical barrier. By prioritizing clean lines and modular customization, the Pika series exemplifies the ZANO philosophy of balancing form and function. This bollard serves as a critical element in the design of safe, accessible, and aesthetically curated urban spaces, providing municipal planners and architects with a robust solution that withstands the rigors of daily public usage.