The Reliq Stool, catalog number 17.001.1, is a refined piece of urban furniture designed by Michał Gzela. Engineered for both durability and minimalism, this compact stool serves as an ideal solution for street furniture installations, particularly in transit zones such as bus stops where space optimization is critical. Standing at 85 cm in height with a depth of 20 cm and a width of 30 cm, the unit provides a streamlined seating alternative that fits seamlessly into modern architectural landscapes. Its vertical, weight-conscious construction—weighing 17 kg—ensures stability while maintaining a subtle profile that complements high-traffic public environments.
Quality of materials remains at the forefront of the Reliq line. Clients may select from two primary construction standards: robust carbon steel (S235JR) paired with stainless steel elements, or an entirely premium 304 stainless steel configuration. These high-grade materials ensure exceptional resistance to environmental degradation, making the stool a long-term investment for municipalities and private developers alike. The seat, crafted from polished stainless steel, provides a sleek, hygienic surface that is easy to maintain, reinforcing its utility as a sophisticated bench for diverse public settings.
Functionality is prioritized through a secure installation method, as the stool is designed to be attached directly to the foundation using heavy-duty bolts. This feature guarantees permanent placement, preventing unauthorized movement or theft in busy metropolitan areas. As a key component of the Reliq collection, this product exemplifies the marriage of industrial design and practical application. By integrating this busstop stool into your site planning, you provide pedestrians with a comfortable, accessible resting point that adheres to the highest standards of professional street furniture design.