Flatworx
All of our products that feature wood accents utilize Jatoba wood, a hardwood option renowned for its natural abundance and rapid growth
Top shown in optional honed finish.

Shear with Back

Product Number: Q4-SHR-A-96B
A unique minimalist concrete bench with sustainable Jatoba wood slats, the Shear is offered in five colors and can be purchased as a single or double design.

Colors

Mission White
French Gray
Natural
Latte
Custom

Materials

WD
Jatoba hardwood.
GFRC
Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete.
SRC
Standard Reinforced Concrete.

SRC Finishes

Craftsman's Etch
Strata
Honed

GFRC Finishes

Smooth
Sandstone
GFRC Honed

Size and Weight

Width: 20"
Length: 96"
Height: 35"
Weight: 2205 lbs

Materials

GFRC
Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete.
SRC
Standard Reinforced Concrete.

SRC Finishes

Craftsman's Etch
Strata
Honed

GFRC Finishes

Smooth
Sandstone
GFRC Honed

Size and Weight

Width: 20"
Length: 96"
Height: 35"
Weight: 2205 lbs
Q4-SHR-A-96B
Q4-SHR-A-96B
Model Number Diameter Width Length Height Thickness Weight Top OD Bottom OD Top ID Bottom ID Profile 2D CAD 2D CAD 2D CAD 2D CAD Specs Specs 3D Model 3D Model
Q4-SHR-A-96B 20" 96" 35" 2205 lbs 2D CAD Specs 3D Model
Q4-SHR-B-96B 20" 96" 35" 2205 lbs 2D CAD Specs 3D Model

Designer . Cliff Garten Studio

Cliff Garten is an internationally recognized sculptor based in Venice, California. His multidisciplinary studio specializes in sculptural works that explore the interplay of light, urban space, architecture landscape and infrastructure. His pieces are sought after and celebrated for the way they define interaction and movement by creating energy between things, inspire interest in public activity and reframe a sense of place within public and private realms.

Garten is the recipient of two Individual Artist Fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Bush Foundation Fellowship for Individual Artists, the Bush Foundation Leadership Fellowship and the Jerome Foundation Travelling Artist Grant. His civic sculptures have consistently been named best in the nation by The Americans for the Arts Public Art Network and have been cited for design excellence by the American Society of Landscape Architects. Garten has served as a visiting critic at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, UCLA School of Architecture, Otis College of Art and Design and SCI-Arc. He holds a Master of Fine Arts in Sculpture from the Rhode Island School of Design and a Master of Landscape Architecture with Distinction from Harvard Graduate School of Design. Garten works and lives in Venice, California.