SIESTA Park bench

Design HITSA

The SIESTA Park Bench is our own design. SIESTA is a good choice of bench, when you won’t settle for anything less than the best in comfort and quality. Or in other words: SIESTA scores highly on exactly what it’s all about: Sitting comfortably, year after year.

The construction of the SIESTA is extremely sturdy and has only a few components. This, coupled with the choice of first class materials, makes SIESTA a particularly hard-wearing product.

The shaped wooden slats used in SIESTA’s seat contribute to its good seating comfort. The same is true for the angle of the back in relation to the seat. SIESTA is without armrests.

The simple design of SIESTA means that it can easily be integrated into most types of surroundings.

The SIESTA bench is part of the same range as the SIESTA table with bench set, matching the look of SIESTA 7 with its angular tubing frame. This gives you the opportunity to have one total solution that covers all your needs and which creates an attractively consistent design look in your outdoor setting.

Park bench with or without armrests

In its original version, the SIESTA Bench is supplied with a frame in the raw, hot-dip galvanised look, but that’s not the only look you can choose:

You could choose instead to powder coat the frame, transforming the look of the SIESTA Bench into something quite different. There are many colours to choose from.

Outdoor urban furniture

There is plenty of room for you to influence the final solution, both in terms of appearance and maintenance.

If, for example, you choose FSC®-certified mahogany for the seat and back, the bench will acquire a lovely, uniform patina that requires minimal maintenance.

The frame is hot-dip galvanised, which makes a big difference to both the maintenance and durability of the bench. Hot-dip galvanisation protects the steel parts and extends the lifetime many times over. Even if you do choose the powder-coated frame, all the steel parts are hot-dip galvanised before being coated. This ensures that the frame retains its strength, even if the worst should happen and the coating gets damaged.