The Reliq Stool, catalog number 17.001.1, represents a sophisticated advancement in modern urban furniture design. Specifically engineered by Michał Gzela for the Reliq line, this busstop stool offers a space-efficient and ergonomic seating solution for high-traffic public areas. With a width of 30 cm, a height of 85 cm, and a depth of 20 cm, the unit is meticulously crafted to integrate into narrow urban landscapes, providing necessary rest points without obstructing pedestrian flow. Its minimalist aesthetic and robust structural integrity make it an essential element for contemporary street furniture planning, prioritizing both user comfort and long-term durability in varied environments.
Quality of materials remains at the forefront of the Reliq Stool's construction. Clients may choose between high-grade carbon steel (S235JR) for the frame combined with stainless steel (AISI 304) elements, or a complete stainless steel configuration for enhanced resistance to environmental stressors. This intentional material selection ensures that the benches and seating modules withstand extreme weather conditions and intensive use in public spaces. Weighing 17 kg, the stool is designed for structural stability, ensuring that it remains a reliable feature of public infrastructure for years to come.
Designed for permanent installation, the Reliq Stool is anchored securely to the ground via a robust bolting system. This method of installation ensures the fixture remains firmly attached to the foundation, providing safety and security in high-exposure urban furniture sites such as transport hubs and transit waiting areas. By blending functional performance with a clean, industrial silhouette, the Reliq Stool serves as a prime example of excellence in the manufacture of benches and functional street hardware, meeting the rigorous standards required for modern city development projects.