The Old town seat, identified by SKU 02.170, represents a quintessential element of classic street furniture designed to harmonize with historical and traditional architectural surroundings. As a foundational piece within the Old town product line, this bench is defined by its compact, backless, and single-seat construction. With dimensions measuring 60 cm in width, 43 cm in height, and 60 cm in depth, it provides a stable and ergonomic seating solution suitable for parks, squares, and heritage city centers. Designed by Iwona Żaczek, the seat reflects a commitment to timeless aesthetics combined with robust engineering, ensuring it serves as a functional and sophisticated addition to any urban furniture landscape.
The structural integrity of this bench is guaranteed by a high-quality cast iron frame, which provides both durability and a refined, ornate appearance characteristic of traditional town installations. Complementing the metal framework is a high-grade wooden seating surface, available in several premium options to suit specific environmental or aesthetic requirements. Clients may choose between soft wood, hardwood with an oil finish, hardwood of European origin, or premium exotic hardwoods. This selection of materials ensures that the urban furniture can withstand varying weather conditions while maintaining its visual appeal over long-term public use. The combination of heavy-duty cast iron and select timber results in a piece of street furniture that is both resilient and comfortable.
Practicality and security are prioritized in the design of the Old town seat, which is engineered for permanent placement in public spaces. The unit is designed to be securely attached to the ground via bolts into the foundation, ensuring stability and preventing unauthorized movement in high-traffic pedestrian areas. By focusing on a single-seat, backless configuration, this product allows for versatile arrangement options, enabling planners to create tailored seating clusters or individual rest spots within an urban environment. Whether placed in a cobblestone plaza or a verdant garden, this bench exemplifies the balance between historical design influences and the rigorous technical standards required for modern street furniture infrastructure.