The Giorno bollard, model 01.055, represents a sophisticated synthesis of classic design and contemporary durability within the ZANO street furniture collection. Designed by Tomasz Szpytma, this bollard is engineered to meet the stringent requirements of modern urban furniture, providing an effective solution for traffic management and pedestrian safety. With a total height of 90 cm above ground level, the structure features a robust construction utilizing a high-quality 60 mm steel tube integrated with aesthetic cast iron elements. The combination of materials ensures long-term resistance to environmental stressors, making it an ideal choice for public squares, historical city centers, and modern architectural landscapes.
Functionality is at the core of the Giorno bollard’s versatile configuration options. To accommodate diverse site requirements, the bollard can be secured via concrete embedding, a fixed base, or a removable mechanism for areas requiring intermittent access. This urban infrastructure element offers extensive customization regarding perimeter control; clients may select from various handle configurations to accommodate single or double-sided chains, as well as specific fence mounts. Such adaptability allows the Giorno series to function not only as a stand-alone bollard for restricting vehicular movement but also as a cohesive fencing system, integrating seamlessly into complex urban design plans.
Weighing 14 kg, this piece of street furniture strikes an optimal balance between structural stability and ease of installation. The 01.055 model is constructed from durable carbon steel (S235Jr) and premium cast iron, materials selected for their mechanical properties and capacity to withstand rigorous daily use in public spaces. As a staple of the Giorno product line, this bollard exemplifies the commitment to precision engineering and aesthetic harmony characteristic of ZANO designs. Its clean, upright profile ensures that it provides a permanent barrier without compromising the visual integrity of the surrounding public space, reinforcing the distinction of high-quality urban planning projects.