The Reliq Bench, identified by SKU 02.013, stands as a hallmark of contemporary street furniture design, seamlessly integrating minimalist aesthetics with functional durability. Designed by Michał Gzela, this unilateral bench is part of the prestigious Reliq product line, specifically engineered to enhance public spaces through a clean, structural silhouette. Its design features a robust backrest that provides ergonomic support, making it an ideal seating solution for parks, city squares, and modern transit hubs. The bench is meticulously crafted from high-quality steel profiles, ensuring long-term structural integrity and stability within demanding outdoor environments.
Flexibility in material selection allows the Reliq Bench to adapt to diverse architectural requirements. The structural frame is available in either carbon steel (S235JR), providing a classic industrial look, or high-grade stainless steel (AISI 304) for enhanced corrosion resistance and a sleek finish. The seating surface is finished with premium wooden elements, available in several high-quality options including soft wood, European-origin hardwood, or premium hardwood treated with an oil finish for superior weather protection and aesthetic warmth. These material combinations ensure that the product maintains its visual appeal and physical condition under constant use as part of a comprehensive urban furniture landscape.
Precision engineering ensures that the Reliq Bench is both secure and stable in any metropolitan setting. The installation process is streamlined through a reliable system of bolting to a pre-cast foundation, guaranteeing that the bench remains firmly positioned in high-traffic pedestrian zones. By prioritizing both material longevity and refined design, this piece serves as an essential component of modern public space infrastructure. Its modular and durable construction reflects the commitment of ZANO to providing high-quality urban furniture that balances the practical needs of commuters with the sophisticated design expectations of contemporary urban planning and city development projects.