A Collection consisting of a rock bench supplied in two different sizes to which rock backs can be added.

Simple but powerful geometry is a metaphor for rock hewn in a quarry. Their weight and natural stability makes pavement anchorage unnecessary,

Urban elements are used as group reference points, generating meeting places or linear arrangements and highlighting routes.

A prism with a compact volume that is self-standing, with a sunken baseboard that overcomes geometric accuracy while allowing it to levitate.

A modular, reinforced concrete bench that is characterised by an organic, convivial profile.

Designed as a complement for Escofet’s concrete backless bench collection.

A timeless collection representing the purity of visual language in the traditional wood slat bench.

A contemporary reinterpretation of the traditional urban bench in which ergonomic criteria and sustainability in design take pride of place.

This dual version bench (with and without a back) was designed by the architects Iñaki Alday and Margarita Jover, in a project that won the 2002 European Prize for Urban Public Space.