LAB23 FLY Wooden Bench

The strong structure of the bench FLY is made in steel (60/10 thickness).‎ It's the result of two load-bearing elements joined together through a continuous welding, supported by 8 futher elements (60/10 thickness).‎ The upper part of the bench has a peculiar shape combining more exotic wood slats (40 mm thick) in a way that they look as one piece.‎ The seat is fixed to the load-bearing structure through M10 countersunk screws.‎ To make the wooden seat even stronger, two solid steel plates (80/10 thick) are fixed to the underlying part.‎ The base of the metal structure has 4 holes (10 mm diam.‎) to be fixed to the ground through specific bolts (not provided).‎ For the realization of this product, Steel EN10111DD11 is used and later treated with a cycle of sandblasting, cataphoresis and powder coating.‎ Such cycle is meant to guarantee the protection of the painted products, in an environment of C4 corrosion class, as requested by the UNI regulations EN ISO 12944-2.‎ The products are eventually polyester-powder coated with RAL colours at choice.‎ The wood used is either Iroko or Okume, treated with natural, water-repellent, UV ray resistant oils.‎ Weight of steel: 70 kg Further info from manufacturer on FLY LAB23