BURRI Landi bench | with back and armrest

round tube bench in Bauhaus style

The Landi Bank is an integral part of the cityscape in Switzerland.

Designed for the Swiss National Exhibition in 1939, the Landi bench by BURRI public elements has been in use for decades in public parks, city squares, lookout points and Swiss train stations. Durability and a timeless shape make "the Landi" a popular bench in public spaces for all generations.

The Landi bench corresponds to the classic from 1939. However, the geometry is adapted to the ergonomics of today's people.

In addition to the different versions of the Landi bench, a table in the same design is also available.

Further information about Landi Bank:

Design:
Charles Hoch and Alfred Altherr for the Swiss National Exhibition 1939

Execution:
- Hot-dip galvanized steel tubular frame
- Stainless steel screws
- Solid wood seat slats
- can be ordered with or without suitable fastening

Wood and colors:
- natural larch
- NATWOOD
- Fir painted green-grey or signal red
- Fir painted RAL/NCS (please specify desired color in the comment field when ordering)