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The Multi4 Bench responds to a station use in order to mark pieces of all dimensions thanks to several window sizes. This machine allows you to make alphanumeric or Datamatrix markings, individually or in large series. Its ergonomic column base has been designed for easy marking. Indeed, the quick height adjustment of the machine on the column, thanks to the quick shift function, allows you to adapt to the shape of your pieces. The optimal positioning of the head also offers you a great precision. The Multi4 control box is designed for intuitive use. Its easy shift function helps you in the realization of your markings thanks to the display of moving text on the screen. In addition, many connectivity options are available to best suit your needs. The controller has a large memory capacity, and its software is available in 21 languages. The machine has the IDI function which guarantees the quality of the marking whatever the differences in level between the piece and the stylus.

Before even being identified as a piece of furniture, Ondine insights attention for its complexity, conveyed by its simple and sustainable shape. This contemporary street furniture intrigues onlookers because it is alive, supple and mysterious. Divided into three identical sections, the creation can be continuously repositioned. It offers people the option of either sitting along its length or, more original, in a circle. Its organic curves and modularity enable a wide variety of possibilities for seated positions. Ondine therefore fits in to any urban environment

Urban digital, solar and phone connect bench Tolerie Forezienne and its brand TF urban has been designing and manufacturing street furniture for 10 years, working with more than twenty designers. She has been participating in the Saint-Etienne Design Biennale since 2008, and again this year thanks to the “test bench” approach, she offers three new products to the public: Nomad, Banki, The Smallest Stand in the World. The “Banki” project was born from the observation of uses and practices in the urban space and how the furniture can become a vehicle for social interaction. One of the motivations behind this project was to give back to the public bench its essential roles, namely to create a space where people meet, discuss or sit together. “Banki” consists of two types of seat: a “straight bench” and a “curved bench”. In order to integrate in all types of spaces (street, square, etc.), the project was conceived in a spirit of modularity and adaptability. Easy to install.

Playing-on changing profiles, the flexible Circular Bench elongates to create different seats and different viewpoints over the environment. Running the benches entire length, backrests emerge and disappear – sometimes face to face – sometimes standing alone. This is a feature which is fun and sociable, two concepts which are a vital part of communal life.

The collection of Botanic twist furniture is made of stainless steel and acacia (PEFC wood), it is a convivial project all in curve, favoring the encounter. It presents itself like majestic bench nearly 10 m long with two planters, their watering system and led lighting. This bench is a technical prowess. The seat seems suspended, the planter is fully integrated and the lighting of the bench is indirect. The rigidity is obtained jointly by the acacia lamella and the stainless steel frame but this technicality is totally transparent for the user; He only perceives the majestic side of the object, the quality of the materials, the comfort and conviviality that the bench brings to space. Perfect for outdoors, urban places, relaxation or waiting areas.