Yes, we do. ADA-compliant urban outdoor furniture is one of our most requested categories, and we can help you choose pieces that work well for wheelchair users and their companions.
Our accessible picnic tables are a good starting point. They typically include at least one wheelchair space with a 30 x 48-inch clear ground area, a tabletop height between 28 and 34 inches, and enough knee and toe clearance for a wheelchair to pull under. We also offer benches and seating clusters with open wheelchair spaces beside them, so a wheelchair user can sit with friends or family instead of using a separate area. For a complete site, we can coordinate accessible tables, benches, trash receptacles, grills, and shade structures along firm, stable routes with adequate turning space.
Compliance also depends on installation. A piece can meet ADA dimensions but still fail in practice if the route is blocked, the surface is loose, or the clear space is on a slope. We can review your site plan or photos, recommend anchored or portable options, and suggest durable finishes such as powder-coated steel, recycled plastic, concrete, or hardwood. If you tell me how many wheelchair spaces you need, the surface and slope, your preferred style, and your budget, I can narrow down the best ADA-compliant urban outdoor furniture for your project.