Gulliver bench

Gulliver Bench

Consisting of two lateral support legs, made of galvanized steel tubing. The main crosspieces connecting the vertical legs are made of rectangular-section galvanized steel tubing. The seat and backrest are made of rectangular-section galvanized steel tubing slats. At the end of the frame and at the top of the backrest, the bench is adorned with shaped supports made of galvanized sheet metal. The support legs are equipped, at the base, with shaped plates made of galvanized sheet metal for anchoring to a suitable concrete foundation.

Technical Features
  • Sturdy Structure: Made of durable metal, with thick galvanized steel sheet supports, to ensure stability and durability, even under heavy use.
  • Secure Anchoring: Each support is equipped with galvanized steel plates with holes for stable anchoring to the ground, preventing tipping and unwanted movement.
  • Quick and Easy Assembly: The bench is supplied in an assembly kit with screws Made of steel and featuring clear, detailed instructions for quick and hassle-free installation.

Customization and Durability for Every Environment
To adapt to different aesthetic needs, it is available in the basic "Yellow Traffic" RAL 1023. Additionally, custom colors and finishes are available upon request to perfectly integrate the bench into its surroundings. The structure, made of galvanized steel and coated with thermosetting powders, guarantees high weather resistance and long-lasting durability.

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Information Notice
The Gulliver bench was designed as a simple artistic installation and not as a seat. Given its size, the customer and/or municipality intending to install a Gulliver bench must carefully evaluate the risks associated with its height and the context in which it is installed. In some cases, it may be necessary to restrict access, for example, to children or people with mobility issues. It is important to inform users of the potential risks and promote responsible use. Use of the bench is an individual initiative; the risk of falls and improper use are the sole responsibility of the individual user.