The 22.001.2 Pergola represents a sophisticated element of urban furniture, meticulously engineered to define and enhance public spaces. With dimensions of 300 cm in width, 241 cm in height, and 200 cm in depth, this structure provides a perfectly proportioned architectural accent for parks, plazas, and pedestrian zones. Designed by Iwona Żaczek, the unit seamlessly combines industrial durability with natural aesthetics, serving as an essential component for modern landscape architecture. By integrating such high-quality street furniture, planners can create shaded retreats that invite citizens to rest, effectively improving the utility and visual harmony of metropolitan environments.
Constructed from high-grade carbon steel (S235Jr) that is galvanized and powder-coated in any chosen RAL color, the framework of this pergola ensures long-term resistance to environmental stressors and mechanical wear. The installation process is streamlined through a secure bolting system attached directly to the foundation, ensuring stability and safety in high-traffic public areas. The commitment to structural integrity is matched by a focus on sustainable material sourcing, providing a reliable solution that stands up to the rigorous demands of urban furniture applications while maintaining its aesthetic appeal over many years of service.
The aesthetic versatility of the 22.001.2 model is highlighted by its customizable roof options, which allow for a tailored integration into diverse surroundings. Clients may choose between softwood or various grades of European and exotic hardwood, including premium finishes and oil-treated variants, to achieve the desired tactile and visual effect. This flexibility makes it an ideal addition to a broader collection of benches, trash bins, and other outdoor installations, creating a cohesive design language across the site. By utilizing natural wood accents, this pergola bridges the gap between structured city planning and organic design, establishing a welcoming atmosphere that enhances the quality of public infrastructure.