Great question—and yes, we do. I get asked this a lot by landscape architects, city planners, and property managers who want seating that works after dark without adding light poles everywhere. Our LED urban benches are designed specifically for that.
The short version: we offer several models with integrated LED lighting, including solar-powered options that need no trenching or hardwiring. The light is usually tucked under the seat or along the side edge to create a soft wash on the ground, so it feels more like a guiding glow than a harsh glare. Some versions use motion sensors to brighten when someone sits down or walks past, which helps save battery power and keeps the nighttime atmosphere calm rather than overly bright.
Materials are weather-resistant—powder-coated steel or aluminum frames, hardwood or recycled plastic slats, and sealed LED strips rated for outdoor use. Most units are IP65 or higher, so they handle rain, dust, and temperature swings without issue. If you need them for a park, plaza, campus, or transit stop, I would recommend the solar LED bench if the site gets at least three to four hours of direct sun. For shaded or high-traffic areas, we also have hardwired versions that run on standard line voltage.
A few practical things to consider: choose warm white LEDs around 2700K to 3000K if you want a more inviting feel. Cool white can look too clinical in a park or streetscape. Also check local light pollution rules, and plan for maintenance access to the battery or driver. LED life is typically around 50,000 hours, so you will not be replacing modules often.
If you tell me your project location, climate, and whether you prefer solar or wired, I can point you to the best fit for your nighttime seating area.