Description
The Domino Bench (02.040), designed by Justyna Derewiaka, represents a sophisticated solution within the realm of urban furniture. This modular, unilateral bench with a backrest is engineered to provide both comfort and aesthetic appeal in diverse public spaces. With dimensions measuring 189 cm in width, 81 cm in height, and 63 cm in depth, it offers a balanced ergonomic profile, featuring a seat height of 45 cm that ensures accessibility for a wide range of users. As a prominent element of the Domino product line, this piece demonstrates a commitment to durability and timeless design, making it an ideal choice for parks, city plazas, and modern commercial developments.
Flexibility is at the core of the Domino bench's construction. Clients may select between robust carbon steel (S235JR) or high-grade stainless steel (AISI 304) for the frame, ensuring long-term resistance to environmental stressors. The seating and backrest surfaces are available in a variety of premium materials, including soft wood, European hardwood, oil-finished hard wood, premium hard wood, or durable HPL, allowing for seamless integration into any architectural landscape. Furthermore, the functional design allows for the addition of side tables—either on the left, right, or both sides—as well as the option to include carbon or stainless steel armrests, tailoring the street furniture to the specific requirements of the project site.
Designed for stability and longevity, the Domino bench is installed via bolts anchored directly into the foundation, providing a secure placement for high-traffic environments. Depending on the chosen materials, the unit weighs between 65 kg and 82 kg, reflecting the high-quality, solid build of this modern bench. By prioritizing modularity and material diversity, the Domino 02.040 serves as a versatile tool for urban planners and architects seeking to enhance communal spaces with high-performance benches. Its clean lines and robust materials ensure that this piece remains a functional and visually cohesive addition to any contemporary urban infrastructure project.
