Design back support element 25° Grados
Design: Antonio Bustamante & Marc Llagostera - Dimensions: 75 x 17 x 15 cm - Weight: 6.3 kg - Material: 2 mm welded galvanised sheet steel - Finish: painted - Colours: in RAL colours - Installation: anchored to a wall
| Brand: Escofet 1886 |
| Material type 1: Steel |
| Finish: Painted |
| Anchorage: Muurbevestiging |
Leaning with confidence in transit spaces
The 25° Grados is a subtle yet meaningful element for waiting areas in stations and transit hubs. Instead of standing or searching for a seat, passengers can lean comfortably, easing their wait. On busy platforms or tram stops, it creates an open space where movement continues while comfort and accessibility are provided.
Comfortable waiting with less strain
This leaning support was designed through user research and responds to natural postures of travellers. By subtly supporting the back, it reduces strain and brings calm to waiting spaces. The 25° Grados promotes inclusive design, giving both commuters and elderly passengers a chance to wait comfortably without blocking circulation.
Sustainable and future-ready
With a strong, low-maintenance construction, the 25° Grados is built for intensive use in transit environments. Its long lifespan and minimal upkeep fit within the vision of a sustainable mobility infrastructure, aligning with ambitions for circular and socially responsible urban design.
Creating order in public waiting areas
Installed in series along walls of platforms or waiting zones, the 25° Grados brings visual order. Its minimalist volume keeps the wall calm, while repetition creates rhythm and clarity. For designers and planners, it offers a way to shape spaces that are not only functional but also welcoming and structured.
Imagine a metro station where a row of 25° Grados elements allows passengers to lean comfortably, the space stays open, people feel supported, and waiting becomes more relaxed.
galvanised steel sheet and painted finish
2 expansions bolts Fisher SXR M10 x 80 FUS
Installation guide
Define the position of the 25° Grados along a structural wall, considering circulation and sightlines. Ensure height and alignment meet the needs of diverse users. During preparation, clearly demarcate the work area to keep passengers safe.
The element is securely anchored to the wall according to substrate guidelines. After installation, alignment and stability are verified. The surrounding wall is finished neatly, resulting in a uniform and safe waiting area where passengers intuitively find support.