Types of steel

Our offer includes street furniture elements, which, depending on their construction, are divided into those made of stainless steel, carbon steel and Corten steel.

We galvanise carbon steel and then paint it in the specified RAL colour. Below is a palette of the most popular RAL colours.

However, any colour specified by the customer is available.

NOTE: The colour samples shown are for illustrative purposes only. There are differences in the display of samples depending on the monitor.

Palette of the most popular colours:

9005 - black

9011 - graphite black

7016 - dark graphite

9007 - dark steel

9010 - white

Any colour from the RAL palette specified by the customer is available

Examples of the use of colour 9005 RAL

Below are photos of the Photon 02.409.2 bench and the Stilo 02.448 bench painted in RAL9005. The Photon bench has a seat made of spruce wood varnished in TEAK colour, while the Stilo bench has hardwood Tauari.

Examples of the use of RAL 9011

Below are photos of furniture painted in RAL9011. The benches are made of oiled Iroko hardwood, while the litter bins are finished with wood-like HPL board.

Examples of the use of RAL 7016

Below are photos of Origami benches and Pavo trash garbage cans painted in RAL7016. The wood used in these products is varnished spruce.

Examples of the use of RAL 9007

Duo deck chairs, Penrose benches and Agawa pots painted in RAL9007. The wood used in this furniture is domestic softwood painted in Cypress.

Examples of the use of RAL 1003

Below is the Simple bench in an unsupported version. The steel (carbon steel) structure has been galvanised and painted in RAL 1003. The wood used in the bench is European softwood, painted with graphite-coloured opaque paint.

Examples of the use of RAL 1016

Domino 02.440 bench modified to customer requirements (shortened), made of carbon steel, galvanised and powder coated in RAL 1016. The wood used in the design is hardwood Iroko.

TIGER Drylac® 68/60115 paint

The Universe solar station and Tubus litter bin are made of carbon steel coated with matt paint imitating rusty iron. The wood used in the solar station is hardwood Iroko protected with "Larch" oil.

Stainless steel

Stainless steel compliant with EN 10088, grade 1.4301 (American AISI 304SS) is a material with special physical and chemical properties. Its main features are:

• corrosion resistance
• resistance to high temperatures
• suitable for use in areas exposed to severe weather conditions (wind, rain, snow, strong sunlight)
• shiny finish and very easy surface maintenance

Below are examples of the use of stainless steel in combination with architectural concrete, standard wood (softwood) and hardwood.

Corten steel

Corten steel is a type of low-alloy steel which, when subjected to appropriate processes, acquires a protective layer that closely resembles rust. This creates an interesting visual effect combined with good protective properties. However, it does not offer the same resistance to weather conditions at the level of stainless steel. Corten steel is still susceptible to water if any parts of the steel are not covered with a protective layer. This causes corrosion. We therefore recommend that you order Corten steel furniture with the intention of using it indoors or under a roof.