The Reliq Stool, cataloged under 17.001, is a refined element of modern street furniture, meticulously designed by Michał Gzela. As an integral part of the Reliq product line, this stool serves as a versatile solution for urban furniture arrangements, specifically optimized for high-traffic environments such as public transport transit points. With a compact footprint measuring 30 cm in width and 20 cm in depth, and standing at an ergonomic height of 85 cm, the Reliq Stool provides a space-efficient seating option without compromising on structural integrity or aesthetic appeal. Its minimalist form factor makes it an ideal choice for narrow urban pathways and dedicated bus stop configurations where functional seating is essential.
Durability and material quality are at the core of the Reliq Stool's construction. Clients can select from two primary metal frame options: robust carbon steel (S235JR) or premium-grade stainless steel (AISI 304), both engineered to withstand the rigors of outdoor exposure and frequent use in public spaces. The seating surface is crafted from high-quality timber, with available selections ranging from European coniferous softwoods to various hardwoods, including premium and European-sourced options with an oil finish. This combination of resilient metal and natural wood elements allows the stool to blend seamlessly into diverse architectural landscapes, whether in historical city centers or contemporary commercial developments.
The installation of this urban furniture piece is designed for maximum stability and security, utilizing a direct bolt-down method to ensure firm attachment to a concrete foundation. Weighing 17 kg, the Reliq Stool maintains a balanced profile that is both substantial enough to prevent movement and manageable for efficient site assembly. By integrating the Reliq Stool into city infrastructure, designers can enhance the comfort of benches and seating zones while maintaining a clean, industrial visual language. This product embodies the ZANO commitment to high-performance design, ensuring that public utility meets sophisticated, long-lasting construction standards.