The Simple chair (02.624), designed by Filip Babiarz, is a quintessential example of minimalist urban furniture, engineered to provide both comfort and structural integrity in public spaces. With dimensions measuring 67 cm in width, 75 cm in height, and 54 cm in depth, this piece features an ergonomic design with a supportive backrest, ensuring user comfort for extended periods. As a refined element of street furniture, the Simple chair is built to withstand the rigors of high-traffic areas, maintaining a balance between aesthetic simplicity and functional durability. Weighing 55 kg, the chair offers a stable seating solution suitable for parks, plazas, and city squares.
The construction of this outdoor chair is highly versatile, allowing for customization to meet specific project requirements. The frame is available in either high-quality carbon steel (S235JR) or corrosion-resistant stainless steel (AISI 304), both of which are treated to ensure longevity against environmental factors. The seat and backrest are crafted from premium wood selections, including soft wood, European hardwood, or hard wood with an oil finish, providing a natural warmth that complements the metal framework. These material choices ensure that the product integrates seamlessly into various architectural contexts while adhering to the highest standards of public furniture manufacturing.
Flexibility in installation is a key feature of the Simple line, ensuring secure placement in any landscape design. Clients may choose between an installation method involving direct embedding in concrete for permanent placement or attachment via bolts to a prepared foundation, offering adaptability for diverse site conditions. As part of a broader collection of benches and seating solutions, this chair exemplifies the dedication to precise craftsmanship inherent in ZANO products. By combining robust materials with a clean, understated aesthetic, the Simple chair remains an essential component for planners looking to enhance the utility and visual appeal of modern urban spaces.