The Pergola module 3 x 3 m (SKU: 22.101.1), designed by Iwona Żaczek, represents a sophisticated addition to our extensive collection of urban furniture. Engineered with precision to balance aesthetic appeal and structural integrity, this modular unit features a robust frame crafted from durable carbon steel (S235Jr). The construction is fully galvanised and powder-coated, ensuring exceptional resistance to varying weather conditions and long-term durability in high-traffic public spaces. Measuring 300 cm in width, 241 cm in height, and 300 cm in depth, this structure is meticulously designed to be securely attached to the ground via bolts to the foundation, providing stability and safety in any metropolitan setting.
A key feature of this pergola is the versatile roof design, which offers a variety of premium material finishes to suit diverse architectural requirements. Clients may select from softwood, European hardwood, oiled hardwood, or premium hardwood finishes, allowing for seamless integration into existing landscapes or park environments. The juxtaposition of the industrial-grade steel frame with the natural warmth of timber creates a balanced visual harmony, characteristic of high-quality street furniture. These materials are selected not only for their aesthetic qualities but also for their sustainability and ability to withstand the rigors of frequent public interaction, ensuring that the installation remains an inviting space for years to come.
As part of our commitment to modular landscape design, the Pergola module serves as an essential element for creating functional outdoor zones. By incorporating this piece alongside other urban furniture elements such as benches or trash bins, urban planners can define gathering spots, shade-providing pathways, or contemplative areas within a city. The modular nature of this system allows for flexible configuration, making it an ideal choice for plazas, recreational parks, and modern housing developments. With its clean lines and high-specification materials, the 22.101.1 module stands as a testament to contemporary design standards in public infrastructure, prioritizing both comfort for users and ease of maintenance for property managers.