Info Board

Description

The 08.065 Info Board, designed by Tomasz Szpyt, represents a sophisticated solution in the realm of urban furniture, engineered to facilitate clear communication in high-traffic public spaces. With a total height of 274 cm above ground level and a generous display surface of 2080x1670 mm, this information board is designed for optimal visibility and readability. Its structural integrity is ensured by a robust construction featuring a combination of high-quality carbon steel (S235JR) and durable cast iron, resulting in a substantial unit weight of 230 kg. This heavy-duty build ensures that the board remains stable and functional under various environmental conditions, making it a reliable addition to any modern public landscape.

Engineered for permanence, the 08.065 model is designed specifically for installation embedded in concrete, ensuring long-term security and resistance to external forces. As a key component of functional street furniture, this product line emphasizes clean, minimalist aesthetics that integrate seamlessly with diverse architectural environments, from historic city centers to contemporary business districts. The steel frame is meticulously treated to withstand the rigors of public use, maintaining its structural and visual appeal over years of operation. The design prioritizes both form and function, providing a professional medium for notices, maps, or directional signage.

The Info product line focuses on delivering versatile city furniture that supports the infrastructure of pedestrian-friendly zones. By incorporating this information board into municipal or private development projects, designers provide visitors and residents with essential guidance and localized data. The balance between the board's massive 327 cm total height, including the anchoring section, and its slender 24 cm profile creates an imposing yet unobtrusive presence. This piece stands as a testament to industrial precision, offering a durable and highly visible solution for institutions, parks, and transportation hubs that require effective visual communication systems.