The Amicus Table, designed by Filip Babiarz, represents a refined solution in the field of urban furniture, specifically engineered to enhance public spaces through a blend of minimalist aesthetics and structural durability. With a width of 189 cm, a depth of 100 cm, and a height of 76 cm, this piece is proportioned for optimal comfort in communal environments. The table is supported by a robust frame that ensures stability and longevity, reflecting ZANO’s commitment to high-quality street furniture manufacturing. Its clean, geometric lines allow it to integrate seamlessly into a wide variety of architectural landscapes, from modern city centers to tranquil park settings.
Construction versatility is a defining characteristic of the Amicus line. Clients may choose between carbon steel (S235JR) or high-grade stainless steel (AISI 304), both of which are treated to withstand rigorous daily use in outdoor settings. The table top is available in a range of premium materials, including soft wood, European hardwood, and premium hardwood with an optional oil finish, providing aesthetic flexibility to match existing benches and trash bins within a site’s master plan. The product's inherent resilience is further bolstered by a weight of 55 kg and an anchoring system designed for secure installation embedded in concrete, ensuring the piece remains fixed and stable regardless of weather conditions or public traffic.
As part of the comprehensive Amicus product line, this table serves as a functional focal point for outdoor gatherings. The integration of high-quality wood and metal components creates a sophisticated visual balance, making it an essential element for landscape architects and urban planners seeking reliable site furnishings. Whether placed in educational campuses, corporate courtyards, or public plazas, the Amicus Table exemplifies the synergy between contemporary industrial design and practical public utility. Its material composition, combined with the professional finish of the steel structure, guarantees a low-maintenance, long-lasting addition to any public infrastructure project, maintaining its structural integrity and visual appeal over many years of intensive service.