The Biker Bench (model 02.417) is a refined piece of street furniture designed by Filip Babiarz, representing a perfect synthesis of modern aesthetics and structural durability. As part of the prestigious Biker line, this urban furniture piece features a minimalist, backless design that provides a versatile seating solution for various public spaces, ranging from contemporary parks to sophisticated city squares. With a length of 186 cm, a width of 56 cm, and a height of 45 cm, the bench offers an ergonomic and comfortable seating experience while maintaining a slim, unobtrusive profile that integrates seamlessly into any architectural landscape.
Engineering excellence is at the core of the Biker Bench, which is constructed using high-quality materials to ensure long-term resilience in high-traffic environments. The robust frame is available in either carbon steel (S235JR), providing strength and stability, or stainless steel (AISI 304), which offers superior corrosion resistance and a sleek finish. The seat surface is meticulously crafted from premium wood options, including soft wood, European hardwood, or premium hardwoods treated with a professional oil finish. This combination of metallic structural integrity and natural wooden warmth makes it an ideal selection for planners seeking high-end benches that withstand the elements while maintaining a premium appearance.
Designed for permanent placement in public infrastructure, the Biker Bench is installed via secure bolting to the foundation, ensuring stability and safety for all users. Weighing 62 kg, the unit is engineered to be a permanent fixture in urban furniture schemes. Its unilateral, backless configuration encourages open social interaction, making it an excellent choice for transit hubs, pedestrian walkways, or recreational areas. By prioritizing both material quality and functional design, the Biker 02.417 continues ZANO’s tradition of delivering world-class street furniture that elevates the quality and character of public spaces through enduring craftsmanship.