Yes, absolutely! Modern outdoor benches in public spaces often incorporate fire-resistant materials as a critical safety measure. While no material is entirely "fireproof," several are engineered to resist ignition, slow flame spread, and withstand high heat. Common choices include powder-coated steel or aluminum, which are non-combustible. Concrete and stone benches are naturally highly resistant. Even wood can be treated with chemical flame retardants or use inherently resistant species like Ipe. For high-risk areas, manufacturers produce benches with UL-certified fire-resistant fabrics and foams. These materials are vital for parks, transit stations, and urban plazas, helping to prevent vandalism and accidental fires, thereby protecting public infrastructure and safety. When selecting benches, look for specifications mentioning "non-combustible," "fire-retardant treated," or relevant safety standards.
Are there any fire-resistant materials used in outdoor benches?
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