The Flex bench, identified by product number 02.418 and designed by Tomasz Szpytma, represents a pinnacle of modern urban furniture design. As part of the exclusive Flex product line, this minimalist piece is specifically engineered to provide an efficient and aesthetic seating solution for diverse public spaces. Characterized by a sleek, backless, and unilateral profile, the bench offers a versatile seating arrangement that integrates seamlessly into contemporary street furniture landscapes. Measuring 180 cm in length, 55 cm in width, and 45 cm in height, the bench is purposefully built to maintain a compact footprint while ensuring maximum comfort for users in high-traffic areas such as parks, plazas, and city squares.
Durability and structural integrity are at the core of the Flex bench construction. The frame is manufactured from robust carbon steel (S235JR) utilizing 42 mm steel tubes, providing a sturdy foundation that weighs 32 kg. To accommodate various environmental requirements and design preferences, the seat is available in a wide selection of premium wood finishes, including soft wood, high-quality hardwood with an oil finish, sustainable hardwood of European origin, or premium hardwood. These high-grade materials ensure that the benches remain resilient against weather conditions and daily intensive use, maintaining both their functional performance and visual appeal over many years of service.
Functionality and stability are further enhanced by the professional installation method, which requires the unit to be securely attached to the foundation via bolts. This secure mounting system makes the Flex bench an ideal candidate for long-term installations in public environments, offering reliability and safety. By combining high-grade steel with refined wood elements, ZANO has created a piece of urban furniture that balances modern industrial aesthetics with ergonomic utility. Whether installed individually or in series, this backless bench provides a sophisticated and practical solution for architects and urban planners seeking high-quality, durable seating that defines the standards of modern public infrastructure.