A bench perfect for a quick break.
We would like to introduce the case of the "High Waist Bench," an enhanced rest seat designed for a comfortable break, which we constructed. Slits have been added to both sides, providing features such as a stick holder for leaning canes and a bicycle holder. Despite its rich functionality, it boasts a slim design, making it a universal design rest seat suitable for various open spaces. [Case Overview (Partial)] - The seat surface is angled to better support the lower back. - Arms are attached at both ends to assist with standing up. - Backrest pipes are included to alleviate the anxiety of tipping backward while seated. - A footrest is provided for resting feet when seated. - The design is based on our experience in producing similar products and feedback gathered during that process. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Product Specifications】 ■Size: W1500 D510 H898 (Seat Height: approx. 600) ■Materials ・Steel (electro-galvanized + powder coating) ・Hinoki (rot treatment + wood protection paint) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Nakamura Manufacturing Co., Ltd. is a company engaged in the development and manufacturing of open space facilities. For approximately 50 years, we have been known as "Nakamura of Benches," and many stadiums and gymnasiums have adopted our products for spectator seating, as well as numerous parks and public facilities across the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, various public corporations, and municipalities nationwide. We aim to continue contributing to society by developing various facilities that shape open spaces.