Solaris Street lamp

Description

The Solaris Street lamp, identified by product number 07.028, represents a sophisticated addition to our extensive collection of urban furniture. Designed by Tomasz Szpytma, this robust lighting support structure is engineered to meet the demanding requirements of modern public spaces. The construction utilizes high-quality carbon steel (s235Jr) combined with durable iron castings and precision-formed steel tubes, ensuring exceptional stability and longevity in diverse environmental conditions. With a total height of 10 meters, this street lamp provides an elevated presence that effectively illuminates vast walkways, plazas, and city squares, maintaining the high standards expected of professional street furniture installations.

The design of the Solaris model emphasizes both structural integrity and functional aesthetics. The pole features a calculated geometry, with the lantern positioned 8 meters above the ground surface and extending at a distance of 1 meter from the central column, allowing for optimal light distribution across the targeted area. Weighing 270 kg, the unit is intended for permanent installation and requires the pole to be embedded directly in concrete to ensure maximum safety and resistance to mechanical stress. This installation method guarantees that the lighting infrastructure remains secure even in high-traffic urban environments, serving as a reliable element of the city's architectural landscape.

As part of the Solaris product line, this lamp is characterized by its clean, classic aesthetic, which complements a wide variety of urban furniture and outdoor configurations. Please note that this product is delivered as a structural support; it is not equipped with an electrical installation or a luminaire, providing the end-user with the flexibility to integrate custom lighting solutions that best suit specific project requirements. By incorporating this lamp into public space projects, planners can create well-defined and secure environments that enhance the utility of pedestrian zones and thoroughfares, reinforcing the cohesion of modern urban design.