Yes—we do. Urban outdoor furniture that works for wheelchair users and makes transfers easier is a core part of our accessible range. We keep a few things in mind: an open side or removable armrest so someone can slide across, a seat height that sits close to wheelchair seat height, a firm cushion or seat surface that doesn’t sink, and level, firm paving around the piece. Those details matter more than a label.
Our current options include accessible benches with back and arm support, armless or single-arm seating for side transfers, and picnic tables with extended ends and clear knee space. For plazas, parks, and patios, we also offer modular seating that can be set with a clear transfer zone and enough turning space beside it. Frames are typically powder-coated steel or aluminum, with weather-resistant slats or composite seats, so they hold up outdoors without becoming slippery or unstable.
If you’re choosing a piece, start with the user’s wheelchair seat height and transfer direction. Check that the seat edge is close to level with the wheelchair, there’s no high lip, and the armrest can move out of the way if needed. A backrest helps with stability, but an open side is usually the key for an easy transfer. Also confirm the surrounding surface is firm and flush—gap-free paving makes a bigger difference than people expect.
We can help match a model to your dimensions and setting. Send us the seat height, preferred transfer side, and whether you need a fixed or movable piece, and we’ll point you to the closest wheelchair-accessible urban outdoor furniture option or suggest a layout that works.