Maza is a uniquely versatile public space design. It is a stand-alone seating island that doubles as a means of dividing space. The seat is slightly higher than standard benches, making it comfortable to lean against. Maza is suitable for indoor and outdoor environments, making it a popular choice for multi-purpose spaces such as shopping centres, schools, urban parks and central courtyards.
Sitting height: 60 cm
Ø: 130 cm
Weight 55 kg
Diameter base: 100 cm
Height legs: 7 cm
| U04-57 | Maza seating furniture |
| B11-10 | Additional fee for paint on fibreglass. |
C for any colour, for a start up fee.
Glass-fibre reinforced plastic.
Glass fiber is often used as reinforcement in plastics to increase rigidity by coating a glass fiber fabric with a plastic, usually a polyester, which hardens and binds the glass fiber together.
Freestanding product that is placed directly on the ground.
Leveras monterad.
Maintenance-free but allows cleaning if necessary. Any scratches can be polished away.
Read more in our general maintenance advice at nola.se/en/care-and-maintenanceAvailable in one size.
Easy to move with a pallet carrier.
Maintenance-free seating for all types of public places.
Maza is a uniquely versatile public space design. It is a stand-alone seating island that doubles as a means of dividing space. The seat is slightly higher than standard benches, making it comfortable to lean against. Maza is suitable for indoor and outdoor environments, making it a popular choice for multi-purpose spaces such as shopping centres, schools, urban parks and central courtyards.
Olle Anderson started his career as civil engineer and started his career at White Architecture where he is partner today. Anderson has throughout the years worked with interior architecture and furniture design and in 1975 he founded the interior design departement at White. Throughout his career Anderson has received praise and acknowledgement for his work as a professor, honorary doctor and designer across the world, and won the award “Excellent Swedish design” a total of 19 times.
