Aura Bench

Description

The Aura Bench (02.023) is a sophisticated addition to our range of street furniture, meticulously engineered to combine structural durability with contemporary aesthetics. As a signature element of the Aura product line, this bench features a robust construction crafted entirely from high-grade stainless steel (AISI 304). This selection of material ensures exceptional resistance to environmental factors, making it an ideal choice for high-traffic public spaces, urban plazas, and modern architectural landscapes. With a width of 182 cm and a total depth of 70 cm, the unit provides generous seating capacity while maintaining a sleek, minimalist profile that complements any professional urban furniture installation.

Designed with user comfort and ergonomic support in mind, this unilateral bench with backrest offers a seated height of 45 cm, promoting proper posture for extended periods of use. The design is characterized by its clean, flowing lines, which are supported by a solid frame that stands 81 cm above ground level. With a total weight of 76 kg, the bench offers significant stability. The construction is reinforced by a specialized anchoring section that extends the height to 121 cm, specifically designed for being embedded in concrete. This installation method ensures the product is permanently secured, providing long-term reliability in demanding public environments where stability is paramount.

By prioritizing both form and function, the Aura Bench represents the pinnacle of modern urban furniture design. Its stainless steel finish not only provides a timeless visual appeal but also facilitates ease of maintenance, ensuring the product retains its pristine appearance over years of intensive service. Whether integrated into city centers, park environments, or corporate exterior designs, this unit serves as a vital component of integrated street furniture systems. The Aura 02.023 is a testament to precision manufacturing, offering a high-performance seating solution that bridges the gap between industrial durability and refined public space aesthetics.