The Domino Picnic Table, model 13.440, represents a sophisticated approach to functional urban furniture, meticulously designed by Filip Babiarz. As a flagship piece within the Domino product line, this table is engineered to serve as a durable focal point for public parks, plazas, and recreational areas. The structure features a generous circular footprint with a total diameter of 280 cm, incorporating integrated seating that ensures comfort and accessibility. With a table height of 77 cm and a seat height of 45 cm, the ergonomic profile adheres to high standards of street furniture design, providing a stable and inviting space for social interaction in any metropolitan environment.
Durability is at the core of the Domino Picnic Table’s construction. The robust frame is available in either high-grade carbon steel (S235JR) or premium stainless steel (AISI 304), ensuring long-term resistance to environmental stressors and heavy daily usage. Clients may customize the table surface and seats with a variety of materials, including soft wood, European hardwood, oil-finished hard wood, premium hard wood, or versatile HPL panels. This selection allows for seamless integration into diverse architectural landscapes, ensuring that the picnic tables maintain both aesthetic integrity and structural performance over time.
Installation is designed for maximum security and stability, as the unit is specifically configured to be attached by bolts directly to a permanent foundation. This anchoring method guarantees that the furniture remains securely positioned in high-traffic public zones. Weighing between 255 kg and 338 kg depending on the selected wood finish, the Domino table provides a substantial and high-quality solution for modern public space design. By combining high-quality wooden top surfaces with a resilient metal framework, the Domino Picnic Table stands as a testament to contemporary craftsmanship, offering an essential piece of outdoor furniture that balances form, functionality, and longevity for diverse communities.