Yes—great question. Our park benches are built with hidden fasteners to prevent tampering, and on most commercial models this is a standard feature rather than an add-on. In public parks, trails, and streetscapes, exposed bolt heads are an invitation to vandals with basic tools. We avoid that by recessing fasteners behind frame rails, using tamper-resistant one-way screws, and placing seat bolts underneath the bench where they are out of sight and hard to reach. On metal benches, we often weld key joints or use internal bracket systems, so there is no visible hardware to attack. On timber-slat benches, the slats are secured from below with security fasteners, leaving the seating surface smooth and comfortable. This also reduces scratches and snags from exposed bolts. If your site has a serious tampering problem, we can recommend fully welded or coated steel models with almost no removable parts. Let me know the specific bench model or location, and I can confirm exactly what hidden fastener hardware it includes.
Do your park benches have hidden fasteners to prevent tampering?
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