Saxoboard bench Simply 1 self-supporting complete set

The Saxoboard Simply bench does not require a substructure when it is hinged on three sides and is therefore self-supporting. The flexible installation height and cross-generational use offer real added value. It can be installed both on the unfinished substrate and subsequently on the finished tiled surface. Saxoboard Simply bench is a self-supporting seating element for customised tiling. The flexible installation height and cross-generational use offer real added value. It can be installed both on the unfinished substrate and subsequently on the finished tiling.
Complete set ready for installation incl. adhesive. On request, we can integrate the seat heating directly into the seat bench. The heating extends up to 5 cm from the respective edge. This means that the seat bench can be shortened by 5 cm on all sides. Including analogue thermostat (only with electric heating).

• Waterproof
• Very stable
• Low weight
• 2 sizes (900 mm, 1200 mm)
• Can be shortened in width and depth
• Quick and easy installation
• Easy to retrofit
• Various integrated heating types on request

Technical features Saxoboard Simply bench:

• Width 900 mm or 1200 mm
• Depth 380 mm
• Thickness 80 mm
• Weight 4.40 kg
• Maximum load 250 kg

Notes on heating:

The seat heaters are fully integrated and flush-mounted at the factory (in the seat surface and backrest (if available)). You can specify the desired position of your connections directly when ordering.
Electric floor heating: 150 watts/m² - 230 V, incl. analogue thermostat and sensor. The cables protrude 5 metres from the lounger/bench at the specified position, ready for connection.
Hot water heating (provided by the customer): After placing your order, you send us the desired pipework system, which we integrate into the lounger/bench. Ideal if you need to stay "in the system". You will receive details of the required length during the ordering process.
Hot water heating (Saxoboard): We provide the pipe (Empur PE-RT pipe 15x1.8 mm to DIN 16833). This then protrudes from the board at the points you specify (approx. 1 metre in each case).