Scandik table

Description

The Scandik table (model 13.046.P), designed by Iwona Żaczek, represents a refined approach to contemporary urban furniture, seamlessly blending minimalist aesthetics with high-performance durability. This piece is specifically engineered to function as a versatile element within modern public spaces, parks, and recreational areas. With a width of 154 cm, a height of 75 cm, and a depth of 86 cm, the table offers an ergonomic and spacious surface, making it an essential component of functional street furniture installations. Its architectural design prioritizes structural integrity while maintaining a light, clean silhouette that complements diverse environments, from professional courtyards to communal outdoor dining zones.

Quality of construction is central to the Scandik line, ensuring longevity under various atmospheric conditions. The support frame is available in two robust material variants: high-grade carbon steel (S235JR), which is meticulously galvanised and powder-coated to provide superior resistance to corrosion, or resilient stainless steel (AISI 304) for environments requiring maximum material longevity and low maintenance. Weighing 50 kg, the table provides a stable and secure footprint, ensuring it remains firmly in place while remaining manageable for installation processes. These material choices reflect the manufacturer's commitment to delivering professional-grade urban furniture that withstands intensive daily use in public sectors.

As part of the broader Scandik collection, this table harmonizes with other site furnishings, such as benches and trash bins, to create a cohesive and organized public space. The precise engineering and attention to detail inherent in the Scandik series make this table an ideal solution for urban planners and architects seeking to integrate functional and elegant design into their projects. Whether placed in a landscaped garden or an open city square, the 13.046.P model offers an enduring combination of structural robustness and aesthetic clarity, reinforcing the importance of high-quality street furniture in modern urban infrastructure design.