Design White Arkitekter & Andreas Sture
Wait is a modular park bench for all types of waiting areas. A clear focus on circularity informed the choice of materials and the manufacturing process, guaranteeing that it can be recycled efficiently at the end of its life. Wait is made in two versions. The indoor design features an upholstered wooden seat in waxed ash wood. The outdoor version is crafted in oiled oak or glazed pine.
Length: 172 cm
Height: 86 cm
Sitting height: 48 cm
Depth: 65 cm
Length: (3 seater) 172 cm
Width: 65 cm
Height: 86 cm
Seat height: 48 cm
Weight: 29 kg
White-stained Ash.
Stoppad sits, inklusive klädning, exklusive tyg.
Powder coated steel in RAL green 6020. Wooden seat in waxed ash (indoor) Electric galvanized and powder coated steel. Seat in oiled oak, or covered glazed pine (outdoors). Upholstered seat on saddle ground with optional fabric. (In the photo Kvadrat Jaali 461)
C for any color on steel, at an additional cost.
Seat and frame are delivered separately and assembled in place.
Detached and attachable.
Damaged steel details are re-painted with alkyd paint if needed. Upholstery removable.
Available for indoor use with two-seater with upholstered seat in fabric, and for outdoor environments such as three-seater seat in wood.
Backed bench developed for waiting environments with a clear environmental focus and circular thinking in the design process.
Design White Arkitekter & Andreas Sture
Wait is a modular park bench for all types of waiting areas. A clear focus on circularity informed the choice of materials and the manufacturing process, guaranteeing that it can be recycled efficiently at the end of its life. Wait is made in two versions. The indoor design features an upholstered wooden seat in waxed ash wood. The outdoor version is crafted in oiled oak or glazed pine.
White Arkitekter is one of Sweden’s leading architectural offices. With a focus on sustainable architecture, design and city planning, they aim to work for both the current and future generation. White Arkitekter’s aim is to through architecture be able to drive the transition towards a sustainable life.
Andreas Sture is a designer at White Architecture where he participates in the process of developing and designing sustainable products.
