The Swivel lounger Flash (02.525), designed by Filip Babiarz, represents a sophisticated addition to modern street furniture collections. This unique lounger combines ergonomic design with a practical swiveling mechanism, allowing users to adjust their position to better suit the surrounding environment. With a width of 60 cm, a length of 152 cm, and a total height of 87 cm, the Flash lounger provides a comfortable seating solution suitable for parks, waterfronts, and contemporary public squares. Its sleek silhouette and functional form factor make it an essential element for architects and urban planners seeking to enhance the quality of urban furniture layouts in high-traffic pedestrian areas.
Durability is at the core of the Flash product line, which is manufactured using high-quality materials to ensure long-lasting performance in various outdoor settings. The construction is available in robust carbon steel (S235Jr) or premium stainless steel (AISI 304), both providing exceptional structural integrity. To cater to specific project requirements, the seat and backrest are offered in a diverse range of materials, including soft wood, high-quality European hardwood, oil-finished hard wood, premium hard wood, or the innovative, durable eco-plank. Depending on the chosen material, the weight of the unit ranges from 57 kg to 73 kg, ensuring stability while maintaining an elegant aesthetic presence among other benches.
The Swivel lounger Flash is engineered for reliable performance through a secure installation method, featuring an attachment system that bolts directly into the foundation. This anchoring system guarantees safety and long-term stability, even in exposed public spaces. As a refined piece of urban furniture, this unilateral lounger stands out not only for its swiveling functionality but also for its meticulous attention to detail and material quality. By integrating the Flash lounger into urban landscapes, designers can foster a welcoming atmosphere, providing a relaxing rest point that perfectly bridges the gap between industrial design and natural comfort in the modern city.