Yes, we do. We stock several bench models without a center armrest, so the full seating surface stays open from end to end. The simplest option is our flat-slat park bench: a continuous timber or metal slat top with no divider in the middle, which gives a person enough room to stretch out or lie flat. We also offer a backless beam bench that works well in plazas and transit areas. Because there is no backrest or center partition, it can be used from either side and is easier to lie on.
If you still want some back support but no central armrest, our open-slat bench with side arms only is a good middle ground. It keeps the backrest and end armrests, but removes the center barrier. That gives you a more traditional bench look without the hostile-architecture feel.
A couple of things to keep in mind. Armrest-free models are more inviting for resting, but they can attract longer stays—great for parks and public squares, less ideal for high-turnover storefronts. For durability, we recommend powder-coated steel frames with hardwood or recycled plastic slats. We can also add anti-skateboard brackets or ground anchors without adding a center armrest.
Most standard models come in 1.8m or 2.4m lengths. The 2.4m version is usually long enough for an average adult to lie down comfortably. If you tell me the location and how many people you expect to use it, I can suggest the best model for your space.