Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, we do offer a selection of public benches specifically designed with dividers or armrests to deter lying down and sleeping. These designs are a common feature in urban planning and architecture, often referred to as "hostile" or "defensive" architecture. The primary intent is to manage the use of public space, ensuring that seating remains available for its intended purpose: short-term sitting and resting for the general public.
Our models include center armrests, multiple individual seat dividers, or slightly slanted surfaces. These features effectively break up the bench length, making it impractical for a person to lie down comfortably. Such benches are frequently requested for locations like bus stops, train stations, public parks, and building entrances where the goal is to maintain pedestrian flow, safety, and accessibility for all.
It's important to note that while these benches address specific maintenance and order concerns, the topic is part of a broader societal discussion about homelessness, public space design, and social equity. We provide these products as a functional option for communities and businesses that have determined this solution meets their specific needs for space management. We are happy to discuss the various design options, materials, and dimensions available to find a suitable fit for your project requirements.