Description
The Domino seating 60, identified by SKU 02.440.2, represents a sophisticated solution within the realm of urban furniture. Designed by Justyna Derewiaka, this modular bench is specifically engineered to enhance public spaces through its distinct 60° bending angle. As a cornerstone of the Domino product line, the seating provides a unique geometric aesthetic that facilitates creative landscape architecture, allowing designers to arrange multiple units into complex, eye-catching configurations. Measuring 203 cm in width, 45 cm in height, and 124 cm in depth, this street furniture element is built for durability and resilience in high-traffic environments, ensuring both functionality and visual harmony in modern city planning.
The construction of this bench emphasizes high-quality materials and customization to suit specific project requirements. Clients may choose between robust carbon steel (S235JR) or premium stainless steel (AISI 304) for the frame, ensuring long-term resistance to environmental factors. The seating surface itself offers extensive versatility, with options including soft wood, European hardwood, premium hardwood with oil finishes, or durable HPL panels. To further tailor the product to its surroundings, the seating can be ordered with optional armrests and integrated side tables—available on the left, right, or both sides—to maximize utility for pedestrians in public squares, parks, or corporate campuses.
Installation is designed for stability and permanence, utilizing a secure bolt-down method to anchor the urban furniture to the foundation. Weighing between 58 kg and 69 kg depending on the selected wood finish, the structure maintains a substantial presence while remaining adaptable. This unilateral, backless bench is a prime example of functional street furniture that prioritizes clean lines and structural integrity. By combining architectural precision with flexible material choices, the Domino seating 60 serves as an essential component for architects and city planners aiming to create cohesive and inviting communal spaces that reflect contemporary design standards.
