LINN Bench

Design HITSA

The LINN Bench can be used alone or with a table as part of the LINN Table and Bench Set. The bench is available in Corten steel or hot-dip galvanised steel. The seat of the bench is covered with Sature (silicate treated pine wood) or oil-treated mahogany. LINN’s solid construction makes it particularly suitable for use in public areas.

The LINN Bench has a streamlined, no frills design, created by HITSA. The idea behind the LINN series was to create a series of outdoor furniture with a simple look that could fit into many different architectural contexts.

The series includes a bench, a stool, a table and a planter. The elements can be combined to create, for example, a bench and table set, or can be used on their own. If you group the different elements together, for example, in a park or larger outdoor space, your outdoor setting will appear more cohesive and attractive.

Bench in Corten steel for the modern urban space

If you select the LINN Bench in Corten steel, you will create a modern, rusty look. The layer of rust helps protect the steel from further corrosion.

You can also choose to have your LINN Bench powder-coated in any RAL colour of your choice. In this case, the steel parts will be hot-dip galvanised before being powder-coated.

Hot-dip galvanisation is a treatment that serves to protect the steel parts from corrosion, so your outdoor furniture will last longer.

In addition to being maintenance-free, the mahogany slats of the bench give it a warm, natural appearance. If mahogany is treated with oil regularly, it will retain its attractive warm colour. If left untreated, the surface will gradually acquire a silvery-greyish patina. However, the level of durability is the same whatever you do.

Bench without backrest in Corten steel

Like the other items in the LINN series, the LINN bench is made of high quality materials and has a sturdy construction. Our focus has been on creating a bench which is functional, attractive and durable. The design will blend in well in any urban space, whether you decide to use it by itself, or group it together with more benches.