Short answer: yes, we do—though the right plan depends on what you're buying, how much it costs, and whether you're a business, municipality, school, or individual buyer. Urban outdoor furniture often means commercial-grade pieces for plazas, rooftops, parks, transit stops, courtyards, and mixed-use developments. Those orders can be small, like a few benches and planters, or large enough to furnish an entire district. So we handle payment in a few different ways.
For standard online orders, you can usually pay by major credit card, debit card, PayPal, or a secure checkout link. If you're ordering a few site furnishings, that's often the simplest route. For custom or made-to-order pieces—powder-coated steel, FSC-certified wood, custom colors, logos, or modular seating—we typically ask for a deposit to start production and the balance before shipment. A common split is 50% down and 50% due before delivery, but we can sometimes adjust that for larger projects.
If you're a commercial client, we can offer net terms after approval. That may include Net 30 or Net 60 for qualified businesses, universities, municipalities, hotels, and developers. You'll usually need to submit a credit application, provide a purchase order, and agree to standard terms. For public projects, we can also work with milestone billing or progress payments tied to design approval, production, and delivery.
For bigger urban furniture installations, lease-to-own and equipment financing are often good options. Through third-party financing partners, qualified buyers may spread payments over 12 to 60 months. This can help preserve cash flow while still upgrading a rooftop terrace, park, campus, or streetscape. Approval, rates, and terms depend on the lender and your credit profile, so we can't guarantee a specific plan until you apply.
We also offer project-based payment schedules for orders that involve multiple phases. For example, you might pay a design deposit, then a production payment, then a delivery and installation payment. That structure works well when furniture is specified across several buildings or when installation is tied to construction timelines.
To find out what you qualify for, send us your project details: item list, quantities, delivery city, target date, and whether you need installation. We'll review it and follow up with available payment options. If financing is a priority, tell us upfront so we can route your quote to the right team. In short: yes, financing and payment plans are available for urban outdoor furniture—just not one universal plan. The best option depends on order size, buyer type, and timeline. We're happy to walk you through it.