The Scandik Table, model 13.046.2, is a sophisticated piece of urban furniture meticulously designed by Iwona Żaczek to complement modern public spaces. Characterized by its modular design, this table serves as a functional and aesthetic addition to street furniture arrangements in parks, city plazas, and communal outdoor areas. With dimensions of 52 cm in width, 80 cm in height, and 52 cm in depth, the table provides a compact yet sturdy surface that integrates seamlessly into diverse landscape architectures. Its lightweight construction of 18 kg ensures ease of placement while maintaining the structural integrity required for high-traffic environments.
Engineered for durability and versatility, the Scandik Table offers extensive configuration options to suit specific project requirements. The supporting frame is available in either robust carbon steel (S235Jr) or corrosion-resistant stainless steel (AISI 304). The tabletop can be customized with a variety of premium materials, including European coniferous or exotic hardwood—available with or without an oil finish—high-pressure laminate (HPL), or matching metal finishes in carbon or stainless steel. This material flexibility ensures that the product can be tailored to match existing site aesthetics, whether the focus is on natural warmth or sleek, industrial minimalism.
The installation flexibility of the Scandik series reflects its status as professional street furniture, allowing for three distinct mounting methods: free-standing, permanently embedded in concrete, or attached to a foundation via bolts. This adaptability makes it an ideal choice for both flexible pop-up urban spaces and permanent infrastructure projects. By combining high-quality craftsmanship with modular functionality, this table provides a reliable solution for architects and urban planners seeking to enhance public functionality. The attention to detail in material selection and assembly ensures that the unit remains a durable, low-maintenance component of the public realm, resisting environmental stressors while offering a welcoming space for users.