Commercial Park Benches
Supporting vibrant public spaces
Commercial park benches are not just for parks and playgrounds. A bench welcomes people and creates an area to rest and recharge. In front of businesses and indoors in shopping centers, a bench offers a place to organize—especially appreciated by seniors, families, pregnant people, and those with disabilities. In plazas, on streets, and near amenities, benches support the life of the street. People come to people watch, eat lunch, or meet a friend. Such activity supports foot traffic, local businesses, neighborhood culture, and community engagement. Park benches are an important part of making places people want to be. Read more
St. Louis Backless Park Bench
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St. Louis Park Bench
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R-5501 Cincinnati Bench
USD $573.00R-5501 Cincinnati
$573 or less
World’s Fair Bench
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R-5504 Austin Bench
USD $1,171.00R-5504 Austin
$1,371 $1171 or less
R-5505 Newport Bench White
USD $1,200.00R-5505 Newport
$1,574 $1200 or less
R-5506 Marietta Bench
USD $551.00R-5506 Marietta
$551 or less
R-5506-BL Bench
USD $399.00R-5506-BL Backless Marietta
$399 or less
Quality Materials And Finishes
Outdoor benches need to be strong enough to handle the rigors of weather and use, while also being accessible, attractive, and comfortable. Quality materials are essential.
Metal benches or bench frames are classic. From traditional cast brackets to modern strap and laser-cut designs, metal provides strength durability for site furniture. Finishes like powder-coating or IronArmor protect against the corrosive elements in the environment.
Balau, a durable hardwood with a warm, mahogany-like glow, is used for an attractive outdoor resilient wood. UV and rain protective finishing ensures long bench life.
ADA Compliance
Looking for an ADA compliant bench? Accessible bench seats are between 17 and 19 inches from the floor or ground. The seat should be between 20 and 24 inches deep and least 42 inches wide. Choose a bench with a back for maximum accessibility. The bench back should reach at least 18 inches above the seat. Check out more details in section 903 at ada.gov.