Origami urban bench made of tropical wood and iron structure ideal for public places: parks, gardens, schools, town halls... as well as in private places: urbanizations, communities of owners...
Ref. BORIGAMIG01
Measures:
Width: 630 mm.
Height: 800 mm.
Length: 1800 mm.
Urban bench Origami made up of 5 tropical wood slats of 1800x110x35 mm. Structure manufactured from a folded sheet of 5 mm. Designed using a simple screw system to facilitate assembly and save transportation.
Urban benches ideal for municipalities, shopping centers, schools, squares, streets, parks…
Standard finishes:
Optional:
Tube
Ref. SBTR01
Smoth sheet metal
Ref. SBCL01
Sheet perforated
Ref. SBCP01
We are manufacturers and we can design and manufacture all types of benches according to customer needs.
Origami urban chair made of tropical wood and iron structure ideal for public places: parks, gardens, schools, town halls... as well as in private places: urbanizations, communities of owners...
Ref. SORIGAMIG01
Measures:
Width: 630 mm.
Height: 800 mm.
Length: 600 mm.
Urban chair Origami made up of 4 tropical wood slats of 600x110x35 mm. Structure manufactured from a folded sheet of 5 mm. Designed using a simple screw system to facilitate assembly and save transportation.
Ideal chairs for town halls, shopping centers, schools, squares, streets, parks,...
Standard finishes:
Optional:
Tube
Ref. SBTR01
Smoth sheet metal
Ref. SBCL01
Sheet perforated
Ref. SBCP01
We are manufacturers and we can design and manufacture all types of benches according to customer needs.
More information:
We have a technical department to provide service and advice in the facilities, we are manufacturers of urban benches made of recyclable plastic and tropical wood slats to screw to the ground. We have outdoor benches, sidewalks and chairs made of wood, steel or concrete that adapt to the space and the characteristics that the client needs.
33 Acer St. 08915 Badalona. Spain
c/ Indústria 173. 08025 Barcelona.
33 Acer St. 08915 Badalona. Spain
c/ Indústria 173. 08025 Barcelona.
