The Bene Bollard (01.059), meticulously designed by Tomasz Szpytma, represents a fusion of durability and minimalist aesthetics, serving as a quintessential element of modern urban furniture. Crafted with a robust construction featuring a 90 mm diameter steel tube and durable cast iron components, this bollard is engineered to withstand the rigorous demands of public spaces. Standing at a total height of 97 cm above the ground surface, the Bene Bollard provides a reliable physical barrier for pedestrian safety and traffic regulation, effectively delineating walkways from vehicle transit areas while maintaining an elegant, unobtrusive profile.
Flexibility in application is at the core of the Bene product line, allowing urban planners to tailor the infrastructure to specific site requirements. The bollard is designed for secure, permanent installation through an embedded concrete mounting system, ensuring long-term stability and resistance to external impacts. To enhance its functional utility within street furniture layouts, the unit offers versatile configuration options. Users may select from various handle attachments for single or double-sided chain integration, as well as specialized fence mounts. These features allow the bollard to transition seamlessly from a standalone traffic control device into a cohesive perimeter fencing solution, adapting to the complex logistical needs of plazas, parks, and city centers.
Weighing 25 kg, the Bene Bollard reflects the high-quality manufacturing standards expected of premium street furniture. The structural integrity provided by the S235JR carbon steel ensures resilience against environmental stressors and daily wear. By combining sleek industrial design with modular assembly options, this bollard integrates harmoniously into contemporary architectural environments. Whether utilized individually or in a series to create protective boundaries, the Bene Bollard serves as an essential component in high-traffic urban furniture projects, balancing professional security requirements with a sophisticated visual language that complements any public or private development.