The Flex Bench, catalog number 02.018, represents a sophisticated solution within the modern street furniture collection. Designed by Tomasz Szpytma, this unilateral bench with a backrest embodies a minimalist aesthetic that integrates seamlessly into diverse urban furniture layouts. With a structural framework composed of high-quality 42 mm carbon steel tubes (S235JR), the bench offers remarkable durability and stability, ensuring reliable performance in public spaces such as city squares, parks, and pedestrian thoroughfares. The ergonomic proportions, measuring 188 cm in length, 82 cm in width, and 88 cm in height, are engineered to provide optimal comfort for users while maintaining a sleek, unobtrusive silhouette.
Customization remains a core feature of the Flex product line, allowing for precise material selection to match the visual character of any architectural project. The seating surface and backrest are available in a variety of wood types, ranging from soft wood to high-performance European hardwood, oil-finished hard wood, or premium hard wood. These material options allow planners to balance budget requirements with environmental aesthetics and long-term maintenance needs. By combining the resilience of steel with the warmth of natural timber, this bench achieves a harmonious balance between industrial strength and organic appeal, making it an ideal element for contemporary landscape architecture.
Engineered for longevity, the Flex Bench is designed for secure installation, featuring a robust method of attachment via bolts directly to the foundation. This anchoring system ensures that the 45 kg unit remains fixed and secure, even in high-traffic urban areas. As a key component of the Flex line, this product reflects the commitment to quality and functional design inherent in ZANO’s approach to outdoor seating. Whether placed along a boulevard or within a corporate courtyard, the Flex Bench serves as a functional and elegant addition to any public environment, meeting the highest standards of safety and aesthetic cohesion required for modern city furniture.