The 22.101.2 Pergola module, measuring 3 x 2 meters, is a sophisticated architectural element within the ZANO collection of urban furniture. Designed by Iwona Żaczek, this structure serves as an ideal solution for defining public spaces, creating shaded walkways, or designating resting zones in parks and city centers. The modular nature of this pergola allows for seamless integration into various landscape designs, providing both aesthetic appeal and functional protection from the elements. Its clean lines and robust build reflect a modern approach to street furniture, ensuring that it complements the surrounding infrastructure while maintaining high durability standards essential for high-traffic areas.
The construction of this pergola is engineered for longevity, utilizing high-quality carbon steel (S235JR) that is both galvanised and powder-coated in a wide selection of RAL colours. This protective coating ensures resistance to environmental factors, maintaining the structural integrity of the urban furniture over years of outdoor use. The installation process is secure and straightforward, utilizing an anchoring system that attaches the unit directly to the foundation with bolts. This rigid mounting ensures stability even in exposed outdoor settings, making it a reliable piece of street furniture for both municipal and private developments.
Customization is central to the design of the 22.101.2 model, particularly regarding its overhead structure. Clients can choose from a range of high-grade materials for the roof, including softwood, European hardwood, premium hardwood, or hardwood with an oil finish. These natural wood textures add a warm, organic contrast to the powder-coated steel framework. Whether installed as a standalone feature or combined into larger, interconnected configurations, this pergola exemplifies the functional excellence expected of premium street furniture. It transforms open spaces into comfortable, sheltered environments, enhancing the overall utility and visual experience of any modern urban landscape.