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Monolithic concrete bench for urban furniture, 1000x500x500 mm. Backless structure with high atmospheric resistance and bushing fixing.
Monoblock urban bench in stone grey concrete, dimensions 1500x500x500 mm. Linear backless design, weather-resistant.
HPC concrete bench, with beveled corners. CAM certified. Dimensions: L 180 x D 60 x H 45 cm.
Concrete bench for urban furniture. Backless. Dimensions: L180 x D47 x H50 cm.
Concrete bench for public spaces entirely made in Italy. Available in various finishes. Dimensions: L.170 x D.60 x h.45 cm.
Round bench for public spaces in high-resistance concrete. Available in various finishes. Dimensions: Ø 110 x h.47 cm. CAM product.
Urban furniture bench without backrest made in a single concrete block. Available in different finishes. Dimensions: W.170 x D.47 x H.42 cm.
Concrete bench for public spaces. Dimensions: L.170 x D.50 x H.51 cm. Available in various finishes.
Bench in reinforced and vibrated concrete treated with anti-degradation. Dimensions: W.1500 x D.440 x H.470 mm. Available in various finishes.
Curved concrete bench for public spaces without backrest. Dimensions: L. 200 x D. 50 x h. 50 cm. CAM product.
Monobloc curved concrete bench with rounded corners. External arc dimensions 217 cm. Internal arc 199x50x50 cm.
Single-block high-resistance concrete bench without backrest, 200x50x50 cm. Polished accident-prevention design and CAM compliance for public spaces.
Urban furniture bench in reinforced, vibrated and sandblasted concrete. Available in different finishes. Dimensions: L.1500 x D.500 x h. 420 mm.
Concrete bench ideal for furnishing public spaces. Available in various finishes. Length: 1700 mm.
Concrete bench for public spaces with curved lines. Available in various finishes. Dimensions 200x50x50 cm. Italian CAM product.
Urban furniture bench made of a single monoblock of grey concrete and marble grit. Supplied assembled. Dimensions: W.150 x D. 50 x H.44 cm. Weight: 240 kg.
Backless HPC concrete urban furniture bench, GPP/CAM certified. Dimensions: L 205 x D 45 x H 45 cm.
Urban furniture bench in concrete with light-colored exposed aggregates.
Steel urban furniture bench with white concrete bases. Dimensions: L.200 x D.50 x H.50 cm.
Concrete bench for public spaces. Cylindrical shape. Available in different finishes.
Bench with square-shaped lateral planters, ideal for urban furniture. Dimensions: W.2460 x D.380 x H.460 mm.
Concrete bench for public spaces with internal iron reinforcement. Dimensions: W. 220 x D. 60 x H. 50 cm. CAM product.
Bench with decoration for urban furniture with faux travertine effect. Dimensions: L.200 x D.50 x H.50 cm.
Bench for public spaces in concrete. Available in various finishes. Dimensions: L. 180 x D. 50 x h. 46 cm
High-resistance reinforced concrete monoblock bench, 200x50x50 cm, with safety rounded corners for urban street furniture and CAM compliance.
Monoblock bench in high-resistance concrete, 200x50x50 cm, backless with smooth anti-edge finish. Made in Italy product CAM compliant.
Made of a single-block high-thickness concrete and grit conglomerate. Available in various finishes. Dimensions: L.172 x D. 65 x H.80 cm.
Concrete bench for urban furniture. Dimensions: 1600 x 600 x H.450 mm. Available in various finishes. CAM product.
Urban furniture bench in concrete with exposed aggregates. Dimensions: L.175xW.70xH.72 cm
Bench in reinforced and vibrated concrete treated with anti-degradation. Dimensions: L.1500 x D.500 x h.500 mm. Available in different finishes.
Urban furniture bench with concrete side supports. Seat length: 150 cm. Seat height: 45 cm.
Concrete street furniture bench with faux travertine effect. Dimensions: 200x50x50h cm. Weight: 400 kg.
Concrete bench without backrest with decorations. Faux white travertine effect. Dimensions: cm 200x50x45h.
Monoblock bench without backrest in faux travertine concrete. Dimensions: L.200 x D.50 x H.50 cm.
Bench made with exotic wood slats and grey concrete side bases. Without backrest. Ground fixing.
Concrete bench for furnishing public spaces. Without backrest. Available in multiple finishes. CAM product.
Backless concrete bench. Available in different finishes. Dimensions: W.200 x D.50 x h.50 cm. 100% Italian product.
Concrete bench with geometric design for furnishing public spaces. Multiple finishes available. CAM product.
Bench for public spaces without backrest. Dimensions L.220 x D. 70 x H. 45 cm.
Concrete bench for public spaces. Dimensions: W. 220 x D. 60 x h. 45 cm.
Concrete bench for public spaces. With backrest. Dimensions: W.200 x D.50 x h.90 cm.
Bench for public spaces with concrete planter. Dimensions: Ø cm 38 x 40h.
Urban furniture bench with backrest in white concrete. Dimensions: L.150 x D.60 x h.82 cm. Weight: 780 Kg.
Urban furniture bench with concrete sides and wooden slat seat. Without backrest. Dimensions: L.220 x D.68 x h.45 cm.
Urban bench with a modern design in concrete and wood, without backrest, with reinforced structure and minimal design. Dimensions: W 1700 x D 500 x H 500 mm. Weight: 350 kg.
Urban bench with a modern design in concrete and wood, featuring a circular design and reinforced structure. Dimensions: Ø 1090 x H 500 mm. Weight: 425 kg.
Yellow concrete bench to raise awareness against bullying. Dimensions: L 170 x D 56 x H 68 cm.
Pink concrete bench to raise awareness for breast cancer prevention. Dimensions: L 170 x D 56 x H 68 cm.
Red concrete bench with iron reinforcement. Symbol against violence against women. Dimensions: L 170 x D 56 x H 68 cm.
Design bench for urban furniture in concrete and wooden seat. Dimensions 150 x 60 x H 45 cm.
Robust and resistant bench for urban furniture, made of concrete, wood and steel. Dimensions: W. 1905 x D. 735 x H. 787 mm. Seat height: 465 mm.
Urban furniture bench made entirely in a monoblock of concrete conglomerate. Dimensions: W.170 x D.70 x H. 81 cm. Weight: 445 Kg.
Urban furniture bench made of a single-block grey concrete conglomerate. Available in various finishes. Without backrest. Dimensions: L.225 x W.63 x H. 42 cm.
Modern bench made of a single block of grey concrete and marble grit with wooden slats. Dimensions: L. 200 x D. 40 x H. 45. Weight: 270 Kg.
Urban furniture bench with reinforced and vibrated concrete supports. Dimensions: L.200 x D.65 x h.81 cm. Color: anthracite grey.
Urban furniture bench in concrete with backrest. Available in different finishes. Dimensions: L.200 x D.50 x h.90 cm. CAM product.
Trapezoidal bench without backrest with planter. Total dimensions: 220 x 90 x H70 cm.
Bench with side planters in concrete. Total dimensions: L.310xD.80xH.70 cm.
Concrete bench for public spaces. Bench with backrest. Dimensions: L. 200 x D. 50 x h. 90 cm
Concrete bench with backrest for public spaces. Dimensions: L. 200 x D. 50 x h. 90 cm. CAM product.
Pink concrete backless bench, symbol for breast cancer prevention. Dimensions: L 200 x D 50 x H 50 cm.
Red concrete backless bench, symbol against violence against women. Dimensions: W 200 x D 50 x H 50 cm.
Bench made of grey concrete conglomerate and marble grits. Steel tubular side supports fixed with screws. Dimensions: W.170 x D.62 x H.82 cm.
Concrete bench for public spaces. Without backrest. Dimensions: L. 200 x D. 60 x h. 45 cm. CAM product.
Bench with backrest for urban furniture and public spaces. Formed by concrete sides and a seat made of exotic wood slats.
Bench for green spaces. Material: concrete. Dimensions: L. 180 x D. 45 x h. 83 cm.
Urban furniture bench with backrest made from a concrete monoblock. Available in various finishes. Dimensions: L.170 x D.68 x H.78 cm.
Bench for furnishing public spaces. Made of concrete and equipped with two side planters. Total dimensions: 310x60xh.65 cm. CAM product.
Urban furniture bench without backrest made of a single block of gray concrete conglomerate. Dimensions: L.225 x D.63 x H. 42 cm.
Backless urban furniture bench in concrete. Dimensions: L.200 x D.60 x h.45 cm. Available in different finishes. CAM product.
Bench with backrest for urban furniture in concrete and wood. Dimensions: cm 150x60x85h. Available in different finishes.
Reinforced concrete seat with backrest available in various finishes. Dimensions: W.180 x D.78 x h.80 cm. 100% Italian product.
HPC concrete bench with Okoumè wood backrest. CAM certified. Dimensions: W 200 x D 41 x H 80 cm.
Public space bench with wooden seat. Available in different finishes. Dimensions: L.190 x D.45.5 x H.42 cm.
Bench with backrest for public spaces. Material: concrete. Available in different finishes.
Bench with stainless steel frame and wooden seat and backrest. Sandblasted concrete side panels. Dimensions: L.200 x D.65 x H.82 cm.
Urban furniture bench in high-resistance white concrete. Dimensions: W 200 x D 50 x H 50 cm.
Urban bench with a modern design featuring a concrete and okumè wood structure, equipped with an ergonomic backrest for greater comfort. Dimensions: L 1700 x D 500 x H 900 mm. Weight: 270 kg.
Concrete bench for public spaces. Finish: polished marble grit. Dimensions: L. 205 x D. 45 x h. 45 cm.
Urban furniture bench with wooden seat designed for use by elderly or disabled people. Dimensions: H.56.5 x D.50 x L.200 cm.
Curved bench with backrest in concrete. Dimensions: W.182 x D.65 x h.83 cm. Available in different finishes. 100% Italian product
Urban bench with a modern design in concrete and wood, featuring internal iron reinforcement and a decorative central hole. Dimensions: W 800 x D 800 x H 500 mm. Weight: 600 kg.
Concrete bench for urban furniture with backrest and decorative element. Dimensions: 220x60x90h cm.
Bench in white photocatalytic concrete, anti-smog. Dimensions: L 200 x D 50 x H 50 cm.
White photocatalytic concrete bench. Dimensions: W. 200 x D. 50 x h. 50 cm.
Bench for paths in wood and concrete. Dimensions. W.190 x D.69 x H.80 cm. Available in different finishes.
Street furniture bench without backrest. Dimensions: L. 200 x D. 50 x h. 50 cm. CAM product.
Concrete bench for public spaces without backrest. Dimensions: L. 200 x D. 50 x h. 50 cm. CAM product.
Bench for urban furniture with dolphin-shaped sides and wooden seat. Dimensions: W.210 x D.92 x H.52 cm.
Backless bench with wooden seat. Dimensions: L.234 x D.45 x H.42 cm. Available in different finishes.
White urban street furniture bench with photocatalytic surface. Dimensions: L 200 x D 40 x H 45 cm.
Bench for public spaces with concrete side supports and wooden seat and backrest. Dimensions: W.171 x D.87 x H.810 cm.
Public space bench with concrete backrest. Dimensions: L. 200 x D. 60 x H. 85 cm.
Concrete bench for public spaces with wooden backrest. Dimensions: L. 200 x D. 60 x H. 85 cm. CAM product.
Urban street furniture bench equipped with rectangular concrete planters. Available in various finishes. CAM product.
Street furniture bench made of marble grit and with a steel structure. Dimensions: L.185 x D.60 x H. 65 cm. Weight: 320 Kg.
Concrete bench for public spaces with backrest and wooden seat. Dimensions: H.80 x D.50 x L.200 cm.
Urban bench in concrete and wooden seat, with internal steel reinforcement, weather-resistant and customizable in finishes. Dimensions: W 1000 x D 1000 x H 450 mm. Weight: 1100 kg.
Bench for public spaces equipped with a USB port for charging mobile devices. Made of concrete. Dimensions: H.50 x D.50 x L.200 cm.
Street furniture bench in fiber-reinforced exposed concrete, pine wood seat and backrest. L. 190 x D. 73 x h. 80 cm.
Concrete street furniture bench. Dimensions: L. 200 x D. 50 x h. 50 cm. CAM product.
Modular bench in sandblasted reconstituted stone. Dimensions: W 178.5 x D 145.5 x H 50 cm.
Backless bench in concrete and wood. Dimensions: L 200 x D 52 x H 46 cm. Weight: 540 kg.
Urban bench in concrete, steel and wood, with reinforced internal armature and modern design. Dimensions: L 1400 x D 1400 x H 500 mm. Weight: 1700 kg.
Urban furniture bench in fiber cement. Available in various finishes. Dimensions: L.200 x D.45 x H.45 cm.
Double-sided bench with wooden seat and backrest and anchor-shaped concrete side supports. Dimensions: L.190 x D.145 x H.97 cm.
Urban furniture bench with an elegant design in concrete. Dimensions: L.2200 x D.540 x H.420 mm.
Stone-effect concrete and red steel bench. Dimensions: L 170 x D 100 x H 46 cm.
Fibre cement bench consisting of 2 elements. Dimensions: W. 192 x D. 50 x h. 45 cm. Available in various finishes.
Outdoor bench with a minimal design with self-leveling and self-aligning feet. Dimensions: L. 2000 x D. 500 x h. 500 mm. CAM product.
Design bench for public spaces, without backrest. Dimensions: W. 1200 x D. 1500 x h. 480 mm.
Street furniture bench in marble grit and marble powder. Color: white. Dimensions: L. 2000 x D. 1150 x h. 430 mm.
Benches for urban furniture represent a fundamental element in the design of public spaces, from municipal parks to historical squares, from gardens to nature trails. These furnishings must combine structural functionality with resistance to weathering and atmospheric agents, while ensuring comfort and durability over time. The choice of the right bench depends on the specific context, the climatic characteristics of the territory, the expected level of use, and ordinary maintenance needs. Proper design of urban furniture through well-dimensioned seating made with appropriate materials significantly contributes to the usability and attractiveness of public spaces, encouraging citizens and visitors to stay and interact with the environment.
Investing in quality benches represents a strategic decision for public administrations and managers of collective spaces. Appropriate seating transforms public spaces into comfortable resting areas, promoting accessibility for users of all ages and physical conditions. Well-placed benches encourage people to spend more time in parks and squares, with positive effects on the sense of community and the frequentation of public spaces. Resistance to repeated mechanical stress, the ability to maintain structural integrity in conditions of humidity, frost, and direct UV rays, and ease of cleaning and ordinary maintenance are characteristics that an urban furniture bench must possess to guarantee a long life cycle and low management costs over time.
Furthermore, modern benches offer versatile design solutions, allowing designers to create aesthetically coherent public spaces without compromising on functionality. The availability of benches with and without backrests, in different sizes and materials, allows the solution to be adapted to the specific needs of each context: children’s playgrounds, nature trails, historical squares, municipal gardens, parking lots, or proximity to public transport. The use of certified and sustainable materials also reflects an increasing attention towards environmental standards and responsible purchasing policies of public administrations.
The catalog of benches for urban furniture is divided into three main material families, each with distinctive technical characteristics and preferred applications. Metal benches, generally made of galvanized or painted steel, offer high resistance to mechanical stress and relatively simple maintenance through periodic cleaning. Hot-dip galvanizing guarantees long-lasting protection from corrosion, while the possibility of painting the steel with epoxy or polyester enamels allows for integration into urban restyling programs and space theming. Metal benches are distinguished by a modern and minimalist design, suitable for contemporary contexts and spaces where the need for hygiene and ease of sanitization prevails.
Wooden benches, traditionally made with species such as Nordic pine pressure-treated to class IV, maintain a strong aesthetic value and a harmonious integration with natural environments such as parks, trails, and green areas. Wood conveys warmth and familiarity, encouraging prolonged use of the seat, but requires more frequent maintenance through periodic protective treatments to preserve the structure from atmospheric agents and biological degradation. Wooden benches are particularly suitable for wooded areas, historical gardens, and contexts where visual continuity with the natural environment is a priority. Finally, concrete benches, made with high-strength or draining concrete, represent the most robust and durable solution, ideal for historical squares, high-traffic urban centers, and contexts where vandalism is a recurring concern. Concrete does not require periodic protective treatments and effectively resists impacts, abrasions, and prolonged weathering, maintaining structural integrity for decades with minimal maintenance.
The choice of the appropriate bench begins with an assessment of the context of use and the clientele that will occupy the space. Parks with predominantly children’s frequentation require seating with a lower seat height (generally 40-50 cm), compact dimensions and, where possible, backrests to ensure ergonomic support during prolonged stays. Conversely, squares and transit spaces require benches of sufficient length (150-200 cm) to accommodate multiple users simultaneously, easily anchored to the ground to prevent movement and made of materials that maintain hygiene even in the absence of daily maintenance. Seat height represents a critical factor often underestimated: seats that are too low cause difficulty in rising for the elderly and people with reduced mobility, while seats that are too high are uncomfortable for children and adolescents.
A second fundamental aspect concerns the drainage capacity and resistance to standing humidity: galvanized metal benches are preferable in coastal areas or with permanent humid climates, as wood tends to rot despite treatments. In continental climates with marked seasonal cycles, pressure-treated wood offers better aesthetic performance and superior durability. Concrete benches should be carefully evaluated from the point of view of thermal comfort: cold concrete in winter periods can discourage use, unless the space is mainly frequented in the hot months. Ground anchoring is an often-overlooked element: benches in frequented public spaces must be fixed using steel anchors, floor anchor bolts, or certified anti-theft systems, to avoid deterioration caused by repeated movement and vandalism attempts. Finally, evaluating the available budget and the availability of personnel for ordinary maintenance guides the final choice: wood requires more management resources but offers aesthetic flexibility; metal balances resistance and maintenance; concrete minimizes management costs but requires dimensionally adequate spaces.
Benches intended for public spaces must comply with a series of regulatory requirements that vary depending on the intended use and territorial jurisdiction. The EN 1176 standard and its specific parts regulate furnishings intended for playgrounds, including children’s benches, imposing structural safety standards, opening dimensions to prevent entrapment, certified fall surfaces, and mechanical durability tests. Benches intended for general public spaces must also comply with the accessibility criteria defined by national regulations, establishing minimum seat heights (45 cm), maneuvering dimensions, and the presence of backrests for users with reduced mobility. CAM certification (Minimum Environmental Criteria) represents an increasingly requested requirement by public administrations aware of the environmental impact of materials, ensuring that wood comes from sustainably managed forests and that concrete is made with low-carbon binders.
From a technical-constructive point of view, benches must comply with minimum load capacities, generally between 300 and 500 kg distributed uniformly over the entire length of the seat, verifiable through static and dynamic tests. The durability of materials is guaranteed through artificial aging test cycles, exposure to saline solutions to verify corrosion resistance, thermal freeze-thaw cycles for materials in cold climates, and surface abrasion tests to evaluate the holding of protective finishes. Fixings and connecting elements must be made of compatible materials to avoid galvanic corrosion, while surfaces must have rounded corners and no sharp edges to minimize the risk of accidental injury. Complete technical documentation, certificates of conformity, declarations of performance according to Regulation 305/2011, and after-sales assistance are elements that distinguish professional suppliers from occasional operators in the urban furniture market.
Explore all the products in the category and compare the available solutions to find the one best suited to your operational context. Our range includes benches manufactured according to high quality standards, with complete certifications and technical support for choice, installation, and maintenance.
Benches with backrests offer lumbar support and allow for maintaining a correct posture during prolonged sitting, making them preferable for the elderly and people with reduced mobility. Benches without backrests occupy less space, are easier to clean, and are suitable for spaces where turnover is frequent. The choice depends on the context: relaxation parks preferably with backrests, transit squares can use both solutions.
High-strength concrete (HPC concrete) represents the most durable solution, requiring minimal maintenance and resisting repeated impacts and vandalism attempts. Galvanized steel offers good resistance and a better modern aesthetic. Wood, although visually pleasing, requires periodic treatments and is less suitable for spaces subjected to high mechanical stress.
The standard seat height for adults is 45 cm, in compliance with accessibility criteria. For playgrounds dedicated to children, the height drops to 30-40 cm. The seat depth should be 45-55 cm to ensure comfort during rest. Multifunctional benches can combine seats at variable heights to accommodate users of different age groups.
The typical length varies from 150 to 200 cm for general public spaces, allowing for 3-4 adults. In heavy transit contexts, it is preferable to place benches of 200 cm or more, distributed in adequate numbers. For relaxation parks, lengths of 170-190 cm balance space occupancy and seating capacity.
Yes, class IV pressure-treated wood requires annual visual checks and resealing every 3-5 years to maintain the effectiveness of protectives. Maintenance involves cleaning stains, localized stripping, and applying impregnants. Concrete and galvanized steel require much less maintenance, mainly periodic cleaning and structural inspection.
Prices vary significantly: simple galvanized metal benches start from 150-200 euros, quality wooden seats from 200-300 euros, while high-strength concrete benches range between 200-350 euros. Prices for single pieces are higher; volume orders benefit from substantial commercial discounts. Transport and installation costs should be evaluated separately.
Ground-level anchoring (using underground cabling) maintains a clean aesthetic and facilitates cleaning but requires excavation work and periodic cabling maintenance. Visible galvanized steel anchors are easier to install and inspect, suitable for spaces where an industrial look is acceptable. The choice depends on the urban context and the resources available for installation.
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