The Tristad bench, model 02.022, is a sophisticated example of modern street furniture designed to provide optimal comfort and durability in diverse public environments. As a key element of the Tristad product line, this bench with backrest features a robust, one-sided configuration that combines ergonomic support with a sleek, architectural aesthetic. The structure is built upon a foundation of precision-engineered steel flat bars, ensuring structural integrity and longevity. With a total length of 70 ¾ inches and a height of 36 ¼ inches, the unit offers a substantial seating solution that anchors outdoor spaces while maintaining an elegant profile suitable for parks, urban squares, and corporate landscapes.
Material quality is a hallmark of this urban furniture piece, which is available in a variety of high-performance finishes to meet specific environmental demands. The frame can be manufactured from durable carbon steel (S235JR) or premium-grade stainless steel (AISI 304), both providing exceptional resistance to weathering. The seating surface and backrest are crafted from high-quality wood, with options ranging from European coniferous and hardwood to refined oiled or premium exotic wood varieties. These material choices ensure that the benches remain visually appealing and functionally sound, regardless of the intensity of daily public use, while providing a tactile warmth that complements the cold precision of the steel construction.
Engineered for versatility in installation, the Tristad bench is designed to integrate seamlessly into any site plan. Clients may choose between a mounting method intended for grouting or a bolting system for surface installation, allowing for flexible deployment on various terrains. Weighing 220 pounds, the unit possesses the necessary mass to remain stable in high-traffic pedestrian zones, serving as a reliable fixture in any comprehensive urban furniture layout. By merging industrial-grade steel components with natural wood finishes, the Tristad collection offers a timeless design language that enhances the functionality and character of contemporary cityscapes, plazas, and transit hubs.