Great question—and yes, we do offer that exact combo. Our urban bench with an integrated trash bin is one of the more useful pieces we make for parks, streetscapes, transit stops, and campus paths where you want seating and waste collection in one clean footprint.
Instead of installing a separate bench and litter receptacle, the combo unit keeps everything on a single frame. That means fewer legs, fewer ground mounts, and a tidier look along sidewalks or plazas. The most common layout is a bench with the trash bin built into the center section. Some clients prefer the bin on one end because it makes pickup easier and keeps the seating area more open. We also have a double-bin version if you need trash and recycling side by side.
On the build side, the frame is usually heavy-gauge powder-coated steel, and the seat slats can be powder-coated aluminum, wood, or recycled plastic lumber. The trash bin itself has a galvanized steel liner inside, so maintenance crews can lift it out and empty it without struggling with bags. The outer bin panel can be standard perforated metal, or we can do a custom laser-cut pattern if you want to match a city branding or park theme.
For high-use public spaces, I usually recommend adding a rain hood or a hinged lid to keep water and pests out. If the bench will sit near a coast or in a snowy area, we can upgrade to a marine-grade finish or stainless steel hardware. Lead time on combo units is typically around 4–6 weeks depending on quantity and finish, but we keep a few standard black and gray frames in stock for faster shipping if the project is on a tight schedule.
If you tell me the approximate number of units, the general setting—like a bus stop, trailhead, plaza, or school campus—and whether you need trash only or trash plus recycling, I can send over drawings, pricing, and finish samples. But short answer: yes, the bench-with-built-in-trash-bin combo is absolutely something we offer, and it’s a good way to keep a public space from looking cluttered.