• Universal inclusivity: the configuration with separate seats allows direct lateral access, facilitating use by users with disabilities or families with strollers.
• Performance resistance: the use of compact HPL and powder-coated steel guarantees the product’s integrity against UV rays and atmospheric agents, preventing aesthetic degradation.
• Operational flexibility: the modular nature of the separate benches allows for freer space management and better circulation of pedestrian flows around the furniture.
• Hygiene and ease of care: the non-porous surface of the HPL prevents the absorption of dirt, drastically reducing routine maintenance time and costs.
• Stability and safety: the anchoring system via bolting ensures firm positioning on the ground, preventing tipping or unauthorized movement in public areas.

The H463_19 model is suitable for the redevelopment of outdoor public spaces and recreational areas. It finds its ideal placement in city parks and picnic areas, where weather resistance is a fundamental requirement. It is particularly suitable for school courtyards and campuses, thanks to the robustness of the materials, and for public building terraces or modern urban furniture contexts that require inclusive and easy-to-clean solutions.

Choosing the H463_19 table means investing in furniture that goes beyond the traditional picnic concept in favor of an inclusive approach. It is the correct choice for administrations and designers who must guarantee accessibility without sacrificing material durability. Compared to integrated wooden solutions, the steel-HPL pairing eliminates the need for annual structural maintenance, offering a prolonged life cycle even in coastal or high-humidity environments.

What is the advantage of HPL compared to natural wood for use in public parks?

Compact HPL offers an aesthetic similar to wood (Tyrol pine effect) but is non-porous. This makes it immune to rot, insect attacks and does not require the periodic application of paints or protective oils, keeping the colour unchanged under solar exposure.

How is the ground anchoring done to prevent vandalism?

The structure is equipped with fixing points at the base that allow for secure mechanical bolting on solid bases such as concrete or stone paving, ensuring permanent stability.

Does the product meet inclusivity criteria?

Yes, the design with separate benches is specifically studied to leave the necessary space for the insertion of a wheelchair or a stroller at the ends or sides of the table, making the rest area accessible to everyone.