Yes, we absolutely do. We sell street benches that are shaped like a wave and several other artistic, sculptural designs. If you’re looking for something far from the standard flat plank and metal legs, you’re in the right place. Our wave bench is one of the most popular pieces we carry, and it works beautifully in parks, plazas, schoolyards, waterfronts, and even private gardens. The seat surface flows in a gentle, continuous curve, sometimes rising into a backrest and dipping down like a rolling swell. People often tell us it feels playful but still elegant, and children especially love walking along the curved top.
What makes our artistic benches different is that they are built to be real, functional street furniture, not just indoor sculptures. The wave-shaped bench can be made from several durable materials. Our most common option is powder-coated steel or aluminum, which holds up well against weather, graffiti, and daily use. We also offer a version in thermo-treated wood with a stainless steel frame for a warmer, more organic look. If the bench will be near salt water, we recommend aluminum with a marine-grade finish. Every curve is smoothed and rounded so there are no sharp edges, and the base is anchored with standard surface-mount plates or direct burial posts.
Beyond the classic wave, we have a few other artistic designs you might like. There is a ribbon bench that twists in a loose spiral, almost like a length of folded paper. We also make a sculptural bench shaped like a continuous loop, where one side forms the seat and the other rises into an arch. For projects that need something more abstract, we can take a custom sketch or 3D model and bend the material to match. You would be surprised how many geometric and freeform shapes we can produce with CNC tube bending or laser-cut plate. Custom colors are always available, and we can match any RAL code for branding or public art requirements.
If you are interested in the wave-shaped bench specifically, the standard model comes in four lengths: 4 feet, 6 feet, 8 feet, and 10 feet. The 6-foot version is the most common for public seating because it fits three adults comfortably without taking up too much space. You can also choose between a single wave with one peak or a double wave with two peaks and a valley in the middle. The double wave creates two natural seating zones, which is nice for plazas where people like a little personal space.
A question people often ask is whether a curved bench is as comfortable as a flat one. The short answer is yes, if the curve is designed correctly. We keep the main seating area relatively flat, usually with no more than a gentle 3 to 5 degree slope, so you do not feel like you are sliding off. The waves rise more dramatically at the ends or in the backrest area. We also leave enough flat surface for people to sit with their feet on the ground without their knees being pushed up. I always recommend the thermo-treated wood version if comfort is the top priority, because the wood stays warmer in winter and cooler in summer than metal.
Lead time for the standard wave bench is typically 4 to 6 weeks. Custom artistic designs take longer, usually 8 to 10 weeks depending on the complexity and the finish. We ship fully assembled or in two pieces for the larger models. Installation is straightforward with a few anchor bolts, and we provide a full template and hardware kit. If your project is outside the United States or Canada, we can work with a freight forwarder or arrange crated international shipping.
We also keep a few wave benches in stock for clients who need something quickly for an event or a fast-moving public art installation. Those stock pieces are usually powder-coated in matte black, white, or a bright coral orange. The orange is surprisingly popular because it pops against green grass and gray concrete.
So yes, we sell wave-shaped street benches and other artistic designs. Tell me a little more about your project. Where will the bench be installed? Do you have a specific length or material in mind? Do you need it to match an existing color scheme or public art piece? I am happy to send you a PDF with dimensions, material options, and pricing for the wave bench, and I can also prepare a few renderings if you have a custom shape in mind. Just let me know what you are thinking and I will get you the right information today.