URBAN BENCHES

Yes, we do carry ADA-compliant street benches, and they’re built to meet the practical standards for accessible public seating. If you’re selecting a bench for a park, streetscape, campus, or transit stop, the key is not just the bench itself but also how it’s placed. A compliant bench should have a seat height between 17 and 19 inches and a seat depth between 20 and 24 inches, which makes sitting down and standing up easier for people with limited mobility. The bench should also offer back support and armrests at both ends—those details give wheelchair users and older adults something stable to grip and push against. Beyond the bench dimensions, ADA compliance includes the surrounding area. You need to place it on a firm, level surface and keep a clear ground space, typically 30 by 48 inches, next to or in front of the bench so a wheelchair user can park beside a companion. The route to the bench also needs to be accessible, without steps, steep slopes, or narrow gaps. Our available street bench models include steel and recycled plastic options, powder-coated finishes, and surface-mount or in-ground installation. Some are backed, some include center armrests, and several come in colors that meet visual contrast recommendations for people with low vision. If you are ordering for a municipality or commercial project, we can help you confirm the specific model, pad, and mounting detail before you buy. So yes—we can get you an ADA-compliant street bench that works for real daily use, not just a checklist. Tell us the site conditions and quantity, and we’ll point you to the right bench and installation option.