Landi Inclusion bench-table-bench combination

Name: Landi Inclusion bench-table-bench combination
Brand: BURRI

Table-seat combinations from BURRI

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Product description

The bench-table-bench combination covers a wide range of user requirements. One bench features a backrest, while this is deliberately omitted in another. The seating surface and backrest are directly adjoining in order to provide greater stability for the torso musculature. In addition, the design aims to ensure that personal belongings cannot fall off the furniture.

With a height of 44 cm, the transfer surface is adapted to wheelchair users. It is possible to position up to two wheelchairs under the front side of the table.

The combination can be identified by touch from all sides using a cane. The contours of the bench and table are particularly clear thanks to optimised contrast ratios.

Realisation:
- Galvanized tubular steel frame
- Stainless steel screws
- Solid wood seat slatting
- NATWOOD® (thermo ash finish)
- Natural wood in larch
- Finishing slats fir wood painted white

Installation
- freestanding
- dowelled onto solid flooring
- with adapters for discrete installation

Dimensions
Table
2200 x 906 x 785 mm
Bench
1800 x 553x 815 mm
Sitting height 440 mm
Total
2200 x 2278 x 815 mm
Weight 122 Kg

Foundation
concrete
F3501: 350 x 300 x 150 mm
weight 42 Kg

Concept

The public space should be used and enjoyed by everyone. The Landi Inclusion line makes this possible.

Working alongside the ZHAW Research Group for Open Space Management, the Swiss Association for the Blind and the ‘Swiss Center for Barrier-Free Architecture’, BURRI has developed a range of outdoor furniture that consistently translates this concept of inclusion into reality.

A high-contrast colour choice, tactile features, smooth seating surfaces of different heights help to make public spaces accessible to people with mobility and visual disabilities.

BURRI is producing the Landi Inclusion line in close collaboration with a related social institution.