Bringing a fresh perspective to bench design, the Kumru Bench provides a solution for rest needs in the field of urban furniture.
The seating surface features 4 pieces of 4.2 cm x 9.2 cm cross-section First-Class Imported Pine, while the backrest incorporates 1 piece of 4.2 cm x 9.2 cm cross-section First-Class Imported Pine and 1 piece of 3.8 cm x 8 cm cross-section First-Class Fir wood, utilizing curves obtained through 6-layer lamination technology with polyurethane glue.
The connecting posts between the roof and the base use 4 pieces of min 3.8 cm x 8 cm cross-section wood, while the roof uses 2 pieces of min 3.8 cm x 8 cm cross-section wood and 1 piece of min 3.8 cm x 6 cm cross-section First-Class Fir wood, incorporating curves obtained through lamination technology with polyurethane glue.
Under the seat, 2 struts made of 4.2 cm x 9.2 cm cross-section First-Class Imported Siberian Pine timber are used.
The roof of the product features 1.8 cm x 8.5 cm tongue-and-groove boards made of First-Class pine, and the roof surface is completely covered with overlapping leaf shingles.
At the base of the product, 2 feet with a 4.2 cm x 9.2 cm cross-section are used to prevent the product from making direct contact with the ground, ensuring greater resistance against decay.
Each slat used in the lamination system consists of a single piece with no joints in the intermediate layers.
All curved parts of the product produced with the lamination system are shaped using air-drying, polyurethane-based D4 glue suitable for outdoor weather conditions.
The wooden materials have been treated with FX 6100 impregnation and a water-based, pure acrylic-based coloring process that dries through the evaporation of water and solvent.