Yes—we do have exactly that kind of piece. Our latest cantilever urban bench is designed for modern public spaces where clean lines and structural expression matter. Instead of four legs, it uses a hidden steel frame and a cantilevered seat that appears to float above the ground. The result is a sleek, modern cantilever bench that works especially well in plazas, transit zones, campus walkways, and streetscape projects.
The seat itself is made from thermally modified hardwood or powder-coated aluminum, depending on the level of maintenance you want. The supporting arm is fabricated from weather-resistant steel, so the floating bench design stays stable even in high-traffic outdoor settings. We also offer a backless version and a version with a low backrest, both with the same cantilever silhouette.
For installation, the base can be surface-mounted or embedded, which keeps the hardware out of sight. If you need custom lengths or a specific finish, we can match RAL colors or natural wood tones. Most clients pair this contemporary street furniture with matching planters or bike racks to create a cohesive urban language.
I would recommend this model if you want outdoor cantilever seating that feels light but holds up to daily use. It meets public-realm loading requirements and has a non-porous finish that resists graffiti, stains, and UV fading. Tell me a bit about your site—whether it is exposed coastal air, heavy foot traffic, or a landmark project—and I can suggest the best material combination and anchoring method.