Thorbjörn Andersson
Sakura could have been designed for one of the great landscape gardens of Japan, but it was actually created for open spaces in this part of the world. Sakura is elegantly crafted from wooden slats that curve upwards to create the seat and backrest in a single expression. The legs are grouped in pairs that distribute the bench’s weight laterally. Sakura is fully customisable.
Length: 160 cm Width: 63 cm Height: 81 / 46 cm Weight: appr 80 kg (depending on version) INDIVIDUAL MEASUREMENTS The small version of Sakura is made with two sizes of wooden slats measuring 42 mm × 92 mm and 42 mm × 42 mm The standard version is made with two sizes of wooden slats measuring 68 mm × 92 mm and 68 mm × 42 mm The frame is made in steel pipe measuring 150 mm × 150 mm The flat steel pieces measure 100 mm × 8 mm and 40 mm × 8 mm
Mahogany.
Oiled Red Oak.
Oiled Teak.
Cover-glazed Pine / Beech.
Sakura can be made from oiled certified teak, oiled oak or alkyd oil enamel on pine. The frame is made in steel pipe. All steel parts are sand-blasted, zinc-plated, yellow-chromed and powdercoated in our standard black, RAL9005. Other steel finishes or types of wood are available upon request.
Add a letter for your version of choice:
E = Oak
T = Teak
A = Pine painted with alkyd oil enamel light green NCS S6010-G10Y
H = Pine painted with alkyd oil enamel pine
reddish-brown NCS S4550-Y80R
The seat and backrest unit is fully assembled but the legs should be attached with the stainless steel screws provided.
Ground-mounted. The legs are extended for mounting beneath the surface of the ground.
Oiled wood should be re-oiled regularly, at least twice a year. Over time oak darkens and teak turns grey. Polyester powder-coated steel can be repainted with alkyd oil enamel as needed.
The slats can be made in oiled teak, oak or alkyd oil enamel on pine. Customised versions are also available. A matching table is available.
An elegant bench inspired by the Far East, crafted from slats of varying widths that form the seat and backrest in a single unit.
Thorbjörn Andersson
Sakura could have been designed for one of the great landscape gardens of Japan, but it was actually created for open spaces in this part of the world. Sakura is elegantly crafted from wooden slats that curve upwards to create the seat and backrest in a single expression. The legs are grouped in pairs that distribute the bench’s weight laterally. Sakura is fully customisable.
