The Flash bench (02.425.1) is a sophisticated piece of street furniture designed to meet the demands of contemporary public spaces. Characterized by a double-sided, backless configuration, this modular unit encourages social interaction and provides versatile seating arrangements in parks, plazas, and city centers. Measuring 180 cm in width and 131 cm in depth, its generous proportions ensure comfort for multiple users simultaneously, while the 46 cm height maintains an ergonomic standard suitable for diverse urban environments. As a core element of the urban furniture collection, the bench combines structural integrity with a minimalist aesthetic that integrates seamlessly into modern architectural landscapes.
Engineered for durability and longevity, the bench is available in two robust construction variants: high-grade carbon steel (S235Jr) or corrosion-resistant stainless steel (AISI 304). These metal frames serve as a stable foundation for a wide selection of premium seat finishes. Clients may choose from soft wood, European hardwood, or premium hardwood—each treated to ensure resistance to external conditions—or opt for the high-density eco plank for increased weight and sustainability. Depending on the material choice, the unit weight ranges from 71 kg for standard wooden variants up to 121 kg for the eco plank model, providing significant stability for heavy-traffic public locations.
Functionality is at the forefront of the Flash series design, facilitating easy deployment across various site conditions. The urban furniture unit is designed for secure installation, specifically utilizing a reliable bolt-to-foundation mounting system that prevents unauthorized movement while maintaining a clean visual profile. Its modular nature allows urban planners to arrange multiple units to create complex seating clusters or linear configurations. By prioritizing high-quality materials and modular adaptability, the Flash bench serves as a functional and enduring solution for public realm projects, reinforcing the commitment to quality in street furniture design.