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Construction
- carbon steel (s235Jr)
- stainless steel (Aisi 304)
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Mounting method
- free-standing
- to screw
Flowerpot Orbit
06.450
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Description
The Orbit flowerpot, identified by product number 06.450, is a sophisticated element of urban furniture designed by Filip Babiarz. This planter is defined by its distinctive, perfectly spherical geometry, which introduces a modern aesthetic to any metropolitan environment. With a width and depth of 35 ½ inches and a height of 16 ¼ inches, the vessel offers a substantial 55 ½ gallon capacity, making it an ideal solution for greenery in public spaces, parks, and city squares. Its robust construction ensures stability and durability, weighing in at 192 lbs, which reflects the high-quality engineering characteristic of ZANO street furniture.
Flexibility is at the core of the Orbit line, providing clients with the ability to tailor the product to specific architectural requirements. The unit is available in two premium materials: high-grade carbon steel (S235JR) or refined stainless steel (AISI 304), both of which are treated to withstand rigorous outdoor use while maintaining visual appeal. Furthermore, the installation process is adaptable, offering either a free-standing configuration for versatile placement or a secure, screwed-down mounting method for permanent integration into pedestrian zones and plazas. This duality allows the planter to function seamlessly as part of a cohesive landscape design.
As a foundational component of modern city infrastructure, the Orbit flowerpot combines functional utility with an artistic form. By integrating lush vegetation into paved environments, it enhances the biophilic quality of public spaces, serving as a vital link between industrial architecture and nature. Whether placed as a standalone accent piece or arranged in a series to define walkways and rest areas, this product exemplifies the standard of excellence expected from professional urban furniture. Its precise dimensions and professional finish guarantee that it complements other elements of street furniture, such as benches or trash bins, creating a harmonious and aesthetically pleasing urban landscape.