Yes—we do. ADA-compliant urban outdoor furniture is one of our most requested categories, especially for parks, plazas, campuses, transit stops, and mixed-use developments. Our approach is practical: we help you choose furniture and layouts that support accessible routes, clearances, seating choices, and comfortable use for people with a range of abilities.
For public spaces, the most useful pieces are usually benches with back support and armrests, accessible picnic tables with forward wheelchair clearance, and companion seating that lets people sit together. We also offer varied seat heights and bench styles so older adults and people with mobility aids have options. Materials matter too. Powder-coated steel and aluminum frames, HDPE slats, concrete, and responsibly sourced hardwood can stand up to weather, heavy use, and public maintenance schedules while keeping accessible surfaces easy to clean.
ADA compliance is not just about one product. It also depends on placement. A bench can meet dimensional requirements but still fail users if it sits on an uneven surface, blocks a route, or lacks a clear approach. That is why we review site plans with you when needed—looking at accessible routes, turning space, companion seating, table clearance, and the relationship between seating and nearby paths. We can also discuss finishes, anchoring, and customization so the furniture fits your design intent and your public-space maintenance plan.
If you are sourcing for a project, send us your site plan, quantities, and style direction. We can recommend ADA-focused options, provide dimensions, and help you build a furniture package that works for public use. We are not a code official, so final compliance should always be confirmed with your local authority, but we can make the furniture selection and layout conversation much easier.
Yes, we supply urban outdoor furniture solutions designed to support ADA compliance in public spaces—and we are happy to help you specify the right mix.