The Soft 01.012.1 bollard is a sophisticated piece of street furniture designed by Iwona Żaczek, representing a perfect synthesis of minimalist aesthetics and structural durability. This elegant urban element is engineered to provide effective traffic control and perimeter delineation in contemporary public spaces. Standing at 72 cm in height, the bollard features a sleek, narrow profile with a width of 6 cm and a depth of 24 cm, anchored by a robust 18 cm base. Its slender form makes it an ideal solution for pedestrian zones, plazas, and modern architectural landscapes, where it serves both as a functional safety barrier and a refined visual accent that integrates seamlessly into the urban fabric.
Engineered for longevity, the urban furniture piece is available in two high-grade material options: durable carbon steel (S235JR) or premium stainless steel (AISI 304). These materials are chosen for their resistance to environmental stressors, ensuring that the bollard remains a reliable feature of the cityscape for years to come. The design is further enhanced by decorative elements crafted from high-quality wood, including spruce, standard hardwood, or premium variants with specialized oil finishes. These natural accents provide a warm contrast to the metallic structure, softening the overall aesthetic of the bollards while maintaining the rigorous standards required for public infrastructure.
Installation of the Soft bollard is designed for efficiency and stability, utilizing a secure bolt-down method to ensure firm attachment to a foundation. This mounting system allows for precise placement, making it suitable for a variety of surfaces found in urban developments. As part of the wider Soft product line, this model exemplifies the manufacturer's commitment to high-quality design and functionality in street furniture. By combining robust engineering with a minimalist silhouette, the Soft bollard effectively addresses the needs of urban planners and designers seeking to balance safety, accessibility, and modern aesthetics in public environments.