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- carbon steel (s235Jr)
- stainless steel (Aisi 304)
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- free-standing
- attached by bolts to foundation
Scandik Planter
06.046.S
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Description
The Scandik Planter (SKU: 06.046.S) is a sophisticated addition to the ZANO urban furniture collection, meticulously designed by Iwona Żaczek. As a cornerstone of the Scandik product line, this modular planter embodies a minimalist aesthetic characterized by clean, geometric lines that seamlessly integrate into contemporary metropolitan landscapes. With dimensions of 52 cm in width and depth and a height of 44 cm, it offers a compact yet impactful solution for greenery integration in public spaces. Its precise form allows for versatile spatial arrangements, enabling architects and urban planners to create cohesive compositions in parks, plazas, or pedestrian zones.
Constructed with durability and longevity in mind, the Scandik Planter is available in high-quality carbon steel (S235JR) or premium stainless steel (AISI 304). These robust materials ensure high resistance to environmental factors and mechanical wear, making this piece an ideal element of street furniture. The choice of materials allows for seamless coordination with existing site infrastructure, whether seeking a industrial, powder-coated finish or the timeless, sleek appearance of polished stainless steel. The precision-engineered construction reflects ZANO’s commitment to combining aesthetic elegance with industrial-grade resilience.
Functionality is a primary focus of this design, providing flexible installation options to suit diverse site requirements. Clients may choose between a free-standing configuration, which offers adaptability for changing layouts, or a version attached by bolts to the foundation for permanent, secure placement. As a vital component of modern urban furniture, the Scandik Planter facilitates the incorporation of nature into the built environment, fostering sustainable and inviting public spaces. Its modular nature encourages creative groupings, allowing designers to define pathways or divide functional zones within an urban setting while maintaining a uniform, high-end design language throughout the project.