The Penrose Bench, identified by SKU 02.003, is a sophisticated piece of street furniture designed by Filip Babiarz. Representing the pinnacle of the Penrose product line, this urban furniture piece is defined by its geometric precision and robust construction. With a total width of 276 cm, a height of 74 cm, and a depth of 87 cm, the bench offers an expansive seating solution that integrates seamlessly into modern public spaces. The ergonomic seat height of 45 cm ensures optimal comfort for users in diverse settings, ranging from city plazas to corporate courtyards, while the unilateral design allows for versatile placement against walls or as a structural feature within open landscapes.
Quality of materials remains at the forefront of the Penrose collection. The structural integrity is provided by a durable frame available in either high-grade carbon steel (S235JR) or premium stainless steel (AISI 304), ensuring long-term resistance to environmental stressors. The seating surface and backrest are crafted from premium wood options, including European hardwood and oil-finished variations, providing a natural aesthetic contrast to the metallic frame. This bench with backrest also features an integrated planter with a capacity of 251 liters, allowing for the incorporation of greenery directly into the urban furniture installation, thereby enhancing the biophilic qualities of the surrounding environment.
Engineered for stability and permanence, the Penrose Bench utilizes a secure attachment method, anchored directly to the foundation by bolts. This installation process guarantees that the benches remain fixed, meeting the rigorous standards required for high-traffic street furniture applications. Whether specified in carbon or stainless steel, the material choice allows for customization to match existing project requirements or architectural styles. By combining functional capacity with refined design, this piece provides an essential utility that elevates the functionality and visual coherence of any professional development or public space project.