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Stylepark-ID:	14.2103.00026
Categories:	Urban space ›Benches

Product description

One of the few pieces of Spanish design that have never been bettered and which can be expected to remain commercially viable. The secret lies in its well-known virtues. Its ergonomic shape, wisely adapted from the bench Antoni Gaudí designed for G

üell Park; and the deployé steel, which gives it a sense of transparency so that it blends discreetly into its setting, prevents rainwater from collecting and keeps it warm in winter and cool in summer.

Specifications

Width	1000 mm
Height	890 mm
Depth	770 mm
Seat finish	without upholstery
Base finish	with legs
Backrest finish	without back padding
Armrest finish	without armrests
Material	steel
Colors	white silver

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