Our selection features urban furniture components classified by their construction materials, including stainless steel, carbon steel, and weathering steel.

Carbon steel, which we first galvanize and then paint in your chosen RAL shade. Below you'll find a selection of the most popular RAL colors.

Yet, any color specified by the customer can be provided.

NOTE: The color samples are provided for guidance only. Colors may appear different based on your monitor settings.

Range of Top Trending Colors:

9005 - black

9011 - black graphite

7016 - dark graphite

9007 - dark steel

9010 - white

Any customer-specified RAL color is available

Applications of the 9005 RAL Color

Below are the images of the Photon bench 02.409.2 and Stilo bench 02.448 coated in 9005 RAL finish. The Photon bench features a spruce wood seat finished in TEAK color, whereas the Stilo bench is crafted from Tauari exotic wood.

Examples of Using 9011 RAL Color

Here are images showing furniture coated in 9011 RAL color. The benches feature oiled Iroko exotic wood, while the baskets come with a wood-like HPL finish.

Examples of Utilizing the 7016 RAL Color

Featured below are images of Origami benches and Pavo trash bins, coated in 7016 RAL color. The wood used in these products is varnished spruce.

Examples of Using 9007 RAL Color

Duo loungers, Penrose benches, and Agawa flower pots, all painted in 9007 RAL shade. The lumber employed in these items is local coniferous wood, finished in a Cypress hue.

Examples of Using 1003 RAL Color

Displayed below is the backless Simple bench. Its frame, made of carbon steel, has undergone both galvanization and painting in 1003 RAL color. The bench features European coniferous wood, finished with a graphite-colored opaque paint.

Examples of utilizing the 1016 RAL color

Bench Domino 02.440 tailored to customer specifications (shortened) crafted from carbon steel, galvanized and finished with a powder coat in RAL 1016 hue. The timber employed in its construction is exotic Iroko wood.

TIGER Drylac® 68/60115 Coating.

Universe solar station and Tubus basket crafted from carbon steel with a matte paint finish that mimics rusty iron. The wood in the solar station is exotic Iroko wood, treated with "Larch" oil.

Stainless steel

Stainless steel conforming to the EN 10088 standard, known in the U.S. as AISI 304SS, possesses unique physical and chemical characteristics. Its primary advantages include:

• corrosion resistance
• resistance to high temperatures
• ability to be used in spaces exposed to strong atmospheric conditions (wind, rain, snow, strong sun)
• shiny luster and very easy maintenance of the surface

Below are examples showcasing the use of stainless steel combined with architectural concrete, conventional wood (European-iglastic), and exotic wood.

Weathering steel

Korten steel - a form of low-alloy steel that develops a protective coating resembling rust when processed correctly. This creates an intriguing aesthetic along with solid protective qualities. However, its ability to resist weathering isn't on par with stainless steel. Weathering steel remains vulnerable to water effects if any part of the steel lacks a protective coating. This leads to corrosion. We suggest purchasing weathering steel furniture for indoor use or placement under a covered area.