Hexagon H22 pavilion

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O pavilhão de madeira Hexagon H22 foi projetado por In Praise of Shadows , um escritório de arquitetura com sede em Estocolmo. O pavilhão cria um atraente espaço ao ar livre para reuniões, locais de trabalho ao ar livre e eventos sociais. O telhado inclinado oferece sombra da luz solar direta e proteção contra chuva. O pavilhão é feito de madeira laminada colada e partes de carvalho com piso de pinho sueco. O telhado é coberto com telhas de pinho revestido com alcatrão.

A forma hexagonal do pavilhão é criada por uma série de triângulos que formam a estrutura e também pelas molduras verticais nas laterais. A geometria triangular adiciona estabilidade e resistência à estrutura geral. Uma escolha popular para parques e locais urbanos, o pavilhão pode ser decorado com produtos dos grupos de mobiliário de exterior da gama Nola.

Especificação

Dimensions and weight
Height: 380 cm
Diameter Base: 321/364 cm
Diameter Roof: 427/439 cm
Weight: Approx. 1250 kg
Product numbers and combinations
Ö80-80 Hexagon H22 Pavilion
Standard colours
Grey glaze
Materials and surface treatments
Glazed Glulam.
Glazed Pinewood.
Tarred Pinewood.
The frame, floor and roof are crafted from Swedish pine, oak and glue-laminate timber coated with silver-grey varnish. The roof shingles are made from tar-coated pine. All screws and fittings are in stainless steel.
Pine
Nola's pine is of high quality and comes from sustainable forestry. Pine is an environmentally friendly, domestically produced material. Damaged or untreated pine is quite easily attacked by decomposition processes; therefore, it is particularly important to repair damaged surfaces.
Oak
Oak is a heavy, hard and medium tough wood. Moderately dimensionally stable in case of moisture changes. Oak wood blackens if it is exposed to moisture or wetness for a long time. However, it does not affect the other properties of the wood. Thanks to its hardness and toughness, the oak wood is suitable for furniture and other use in exposed environments.
Assembly and placement
The product can be attached to the ground with ground screws from Sluta Gräv Sweden (https://slutagrav.se) or attached to a concrete foundation cast on site. Please contact Nola with any questions concerning installation.
Maintenance
Clean the product with a soft brush while rinsing it with a low-pressure stream of water. The surface coating can be touched up and recoated if necessary.
Download our general maintenance advice

Especificação técnica

Ref. únicahexagon-h22-pavilion
Família de produtoShelter/Storage
Grupo de produtosShelters
TipoObjeto (objeto único)
Data de publicação2023-11-17
Número da edição1
Altura (mm)3800
Largura (mm)3640
Profundidade (mm)3210

Links

Url do produtohttps://nola.se/en/products/hexagon-h22-pavilion/

Afins

Material principalPinho
Desenhado emSweden
Fabricado emSweden
Peso Neto (kg)1250

Classificação

Categoria BIMobjectPaisagismo - Mobíliário Externo
Classificação IFCMobilia
Código Uniclass 2015Pr_20_65_78_58
Descrição Uniclass 2015Open sided shelters
CSI MasterFormat 2014 Code12 50 00
Título CSI MasterFormat 2014Furniture
Número OmniClass23-19 29 13 11
Título OmniClassGeneral Purpose Shelters
CSI UniFormat II CodeE2010
Título UniFormat II da CSIFixed Furnishings

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