The Scandik Bench (02.046), designed by Iwona Żaczek, represents a pinnacle of contemporary urban furniture, seamlessly blending minimalist aesthetics with robust functionality. With a width of 154 cm, a height of 82 cm, and a seat height of 45 cm, this bench with backrest offers an ergonomic seating solution tailored for comfort in public spaces. Its clean lines and balanced proportions make it an ideal choice for modern city squares, parks, and pedestrian zones, where high-quality street furniture is required to enhance the architectural character of the surroundings. The Scandik line is engineered for longevity, ensuring that it remains a reliable feature of any landscape design.
Durability is at the core of the Scandik Bench construction. The frame is available in either premium carbon steel (S235JR) or high-grade stainless steel (AISI 304), providing exceptional structural integrity and resistance to varying weather conditions. The seating surface and backrest are crafted from a selection of high-quality materials, including soft wood, European hardwood, oil-finished hard wood, premium hard wood, or HPL, allowing for versatile customization to suit specific project requirements. Each material is selected for its performance, ensuring that the benches maintain their visual appeal and structural stability even under intensive daily use in diverse outdoor environments.
Installation of the Scandik Bench is straightforward and secure, utilizing a bolt-down method for attachment to a prepared foundation. This ensures stability and safety, making it a permanent fixture suitable for high-traffic public areas. By integrating this piece into a project, architects and urban planners can incorporate sophisticated urban furniture that balances modern design with the practical needs of the community. The refined material options and precise dimensions of the 02.046 model provide a cohesive aesthetic, solidifying its place as a staple within the wider ZANO portfolio of professional street furniture solutions designed for long-term urban utility.