Yes, we do have park benches with integrated waste bins beside them. In fact, that is one of the most common combinations we recommend for parks, plazas, campus walkways, and other public outdoor spaces where seating and litter control need to sit close together.
The units are designed as coordinated sets. Rather than placing a random trash can next to a bench, the bin is attached to or built into the bench frame at one end, so the whole unit looks intentional and is easier to maintain. Depending on the model, the waste bin may sit directly beside the armrest, at the end of the bench, or slightly recessed under the seat overhang.
We offer a few material options. Powder-coated steel benches with side-mounted metal bins are popular for high-traffic areas because they hold up well and are easy to clean. Recycled plastic bench and bin combinations are a good choice if you want low maintenance, no splintering, and resistance to moisture or insects. For a more traditional look, timber or timber-look benches with metal bin housings are available as well.
Most of the integrated waste bins have a hinged lid, an internal liner, and a lockable or weighted door to reduce vandalism and keep animals out. Some models also include a separate recycling opening if you need a two-stream setup. We recommend anchoring the bench and bin unit to a concrete pad or paved surface, especially in open public areas.
If you are planning a park upgrade, these integrated units help reduce clutter around seating areas, make litter disposal more convenient, and cut down on the number of separate fixtures you need to install. They also simplify maintenance routes because the bin is in a predictable location next to the bench.
If you tell me roughly how many units you need, the site surface, and whether you want metal, recycled plastic, or timber look, I can point you toward the most suitable models and finishes.