Bench – Nola Concrete and Red Oak Slats

This contemporary backless bench features concrete supports and red oak slats, provided as a Revit family for exterior projects. This backless linear bench is defined by its robust, minimalist aesthetic, combining two heavy concrete block ends with a series of parallel red oak slats. The design emphasizes a balanced contrast between the raw, industrial finish of the concrete and the organic, warm texture of the timber. The slats are recessed slightly into the concrete supports, creating a clean, flush profile that is both structurally sound and visually refined. Its proportions are suited for public spaces, communal gardens, or residential courtyards where a durable, low-profile seating solution is required for high-traffic areas.

The download is a 932 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

As a native Revit family, this bench is designed for straightforward placement within site plans or landscape models. Users can easily align the component with floor or paving surfaces using standard hosting commands. The materials are pre-configured for clear graphical representation in both plan and elevation views, and the model benefits from simplified geometry to maintain project performance without sacrificing visual clarity in rendered scenes or documentation sets.

Ideal for urban landscaping, park design, and modern residential developments, this bench serves as a functional piece of street furniture. It integrates well into plazas, garden paths, and terrace layouts, pairing effectively with concrete paving, gravel, or timber decking. Professionals searching for durable public seating, landscape accessories, or architectural furniture for exterior environments will find this asset versatile for various site-specific configurations, particularly in projects requiring a balance of natural materials and industrial, contemporary design language.