Eva Concrete Bench with Backrest 200 cm
Product code: UF-MALA017
The Eva Concrete Bench with Backrest 200 cm has a concrete base and a seat and backrest made of 7 timber slats. With a length of 200 cm and a weight of approx. 210 kg, it performs well in areas with heavy footfall, such as park avenues, squares and bus stops.
Product description
- Concrete base and timber slats
- Length 200 cm, with backrest
- 7 slats 1700 x 90 x 40 mm
- Weight approx. 210 kg
- Slats available in several colour options
Ławka betonowa Eva z oparciem 200 cm has a simple form: a solid concrete base with a seat and backrest made of timber slats. Its 200 cm length provides room for several people at once.
The seat and backrest consist of 7 slats measuring 1700 x 90 x 40 mm. The whole bench weighs approx. 210 kg, so it stands firmly and is difficult to move or damage. Benches of this type are usually permanently installed on level, hardened ground.
It is suitable for main park avenues, town squares, public transport stops and rest areas on large housing estates. The slats are available in several colours, and the variant will be agreed with you individually.
- Length: 200 cm
- Width: 55 cm
- Height: 80 cm
- Slats: 7 pcs, 1700 x 90 x 40 mm
- Weight: approx. 210 kg
Specification
| Height | 80 cm |
| Width | 55 cm |
| Length | 200 cm |
| Slat dimensions (mm) | 1700 x 90 x 40 - 7 pcs |
| Weight approx. | 210 kg |
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Marcin Nowak
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Excellent cooperation from start to finish. Attractive products, efficient delivery and a professional approach to the project.
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Katarzyna Wolska
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The products were well suited to the character of the public space. We appreciate the professional approach and timely delivery.
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Marcelina Kamińska
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Modern, durable and functional solutions. The project was carried out reliably, and the end result was very well received.
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Andrzej K.
a week ago
Modern, durable and functional solutions. The project was carried out reliably, and the end result was very well received.
