Wave urban hammock

Description

The Wave urban hammock, identified by SKU 02.916.2, represents a sophisticated fusion of ergonomics and contemporary aesthetics in the realm of street furniture. Designed by Filip Babiarz, this piece is a central element of the Wave product line, engineered to provide a unique relaxation experience within public spaces. With a substantial width of 334 cm, a height of 83 cm, and a depth of 70 cm, the structure offers a generous surface area for users while maintaining a sleek, modern profile. Weighing 150 kg, the hammock ensures stability and durability, making it an ideal choice for high-traffic environments such as parks, modern urban plazas, and recreational zones.

The construction of this urban furniture is based on a robust stainless steel frame (AISI 304), providing exceptional resistance to atmospheric conditions and mechanical stress. The seat is meticulously crafted from high-quality wood, with configuration options available in premium hardwood, hardwood of European origin, or options finished with a protective oil layer. This careful selection of materials ensures that the benches and seating solutions remain visually appealing and structurally sound over long periods of intensive use. The design is characterized by its fluid, curved silhouette, which promotes natural posture and comfort for the user, reflecting the innovative nature of modern public space equipment.

As a distinctive element among urban furniture, the Wave hammock is designed without a traditional backrest, emphasizing its form as a sculptural object that enhances the surrounding landscape. The wood finish provides a warm, natural contrast to the industrial elegance of the stainless steel, allowing it to integrate seamlessly into diverse architectural settings. Whether installed in cultural centers or open green spaces, this product exemplifies the high standards of ZANO street furniture design. By prioritizing both material longevity and human-centric design, the Wave hammock serves as a functional and artistic contribution to the infrastructure of contemporary cities, encouraging social interaction and rest in a refined, minimalist style.