The Post Tristad (01.085) is a foundational element of the Tristad collection, expertly engineered to provide robust support and aesthetic cohesion within modern public spaces. As a versatile component of street furniture, this post is designed to integrate seamlessly into diverse urban furniture layouts, offering a clean, architectural profile that complements contemporary landscape design. Whether defining boundaries, restricting vehicle access, or providing structural support for fencing systems, the Tristad post stands as a reliable solution for planners and architects seeking durability and minimalist elegance in their outdoor projects.
Engineered for maximum resilience, the Post Tristad is available in two premium material specifications: high-grade carbon steel (S235JR) for cost-effective strength or AISI 304 stainless steel for superior corrosion resistance in demanding environmental conditions. The design features a slim, refined flat bar silhouette that conveys a sense of lightness while maintaining structural integrity. With an above-ground height of 39 1/4 inches and a total length of 55 inches including the anchor section, the post is specifically designed to be grouted directly into the ground, ensuring a secure and tamper-resistant installation that is ideal for high-traffic public thoroughfares and pedestrian zones.
Functionality is at the core of the Tristad line, which is why this post offers highly customizable mounting options to suit specific project requirements. Clients may choose between one-sided or double-sided fence mounts, facilitating complex modular layouts, or opt for a configuration without mounts for use as a standalone bollard or marker. By prioritizing both material quality and modular adaptability, the Post Tristad exemplifies the high standards of ZANO street furniture. Its ability to serve as a versatile anchor for fencing or as a solitary vertical accent makes it an essential choice for any comprehensive urban furniture strategy aimed at balancing aesthetic appeal with long-term operational performance.