Concrete furniture is great, never looks the same and needs special care.Find out more about us and the material that we love so much and hopefully you will learn to love!Modern concrete bench for 3 people With a material thickness of just 50 mm, the OPUS LONGUS concrete bench in the characteristic CO33 design makes a strong impression in your outdoor area. Like a sculpture, the elegant yet simple design of this concrete furniture blends harmoniously and skilfully into any environment. With a load capacity of approx. 800 kg, OPUS LONGUS is particularly suitable for use as a seating element in public areas and can be used both indoors and outdoors, depending on the intended use or personal preference. Due to its weight, this dwelling furniture cannot be transported away on foot or by manpower alone, which makes theft considerably more difficult than with an ordinary bench. OPUS LONGUS requires an absolutely level surface to stand securely outdoors. On uneven ground, we recommend preparing a bed of grit with a 2/5 grain size. You can find a short guide to this in our picture gallery. The concrete bench is supplied with a stainless steel plate in CO33 design, which can also be personalised with your text or logo on request. The metal element fits seamlessly into the overall design and acts as an additional eye-catcher. The engraving plate can also be finished in gold or silver. For use in public areas, we can provide your concrete furniture with optional graffiti protection. AGS-Protector P (Permanent): AGS-Protector P is a reliable permanent graffiti impregnation, for surface protection on concrete and other absorbent mineral substrates such as brickwork, natural stone and much more. The product creates a matt, transparent (colourless), breathable, water vapour permeable and UV-stable protective impregnation with an anti-adhesive effect as well as hydrophobic and oleophobic properties. The Permanent System AGS-Protector P can be applied in all RAL colours! AGS-Protector P is an approved graffiti protection product of the Gütegemeinschaft Anti-Graffiti e.V. Berlin and the BAST (Federal Highway Research Institute).