Design Björn Dahlström
The Solliden park bench consists of a row of individual, interconnected seats supported by a lateral beam. Solliden suits a range of indoor and outdoor applications, such as transportation hubs, conference centres and auditoriums. The seat’s open-weave construction provides the comfort of a sprung seat and enables water to run off quickly.
Width: 180 cm
Height: 86 cm
Sitting height: 48 cm
Depth: 59 cm
Ø 22 x 2 mm Length of beam: 354 cm Height of seats: 46.5 cm Height of backrests: 85.5 cm Weight: 50 kg
Zinc plated and powder coated steel.
Pipe steel Ø 22
U11-75 GR = Green RAL 6005
U11-75 LG = Grey RAL 7035
Sitskorg levereras monterad. För montage mot stativ på plats. Skruv ingår.
Bult mot mark ingår ej.
Fastsättningsbar.
Scratches to the paint can be repainted with alkyd oil enamel.
Available in freestanding chairs and as a backed bench.
Standard colours Green RAL 6005 and Grey RAL 7035.
Other colours are available for an additional fee.
The open weave construction of the seat and backrest enable water to run off quickly while providing the comfort of a sprung seat.
Design Björn Dahlström
The Solliden park bench consists of a row of individual, interconnected seats supported by a lateral beam. Solliden suits a range of indoor and outdoor applications, such as transportation hubs, conference centres and auditoriums. The seat’s open-weave construction provides the comfort of a sprung seat and enables water to run off quickly.
Björn Dahlström is a Swedish designer and industrial designer. He started his company in 1982 concentrating on graphic design for big Swedish clients. Today he is a well established designer with a wide range of products such as furniture, bicycles, carpets, cookware and toys.
Dahlström has received a number of Awards and prizes during the years, both nationally and internationally, including several Excellent Swedish Design (Utikkert Svensk Form / Design S), Design Plus Prize and Red Dot Design Award. He is represented in various museums around the world, including the national Museum for Art, Architecture and Design in Oslo, The Museum of Design & Craft (The Röhsska Museum) in Gothenburg and Victoria & Albert Museum in London.
Dahlström has been a professor at the University of Arts (Konstfack), and taught at Beckmans School of Design in Stockholm. Björn Dahlström lives and works in Stockholm, Sweden.
