Thanks for reaching out! Yes—we do offer street benches that are wheelchair-accessible or include transfer seats. I get this question a lot from landscape architects, parks departments, and transit planners, so here’s a practical rundown.
Our wheelchair-accessible street benches include open-side and extended-end designs that let someone using a wheelchair pull alongside the bench without the frame blocking their wheels. We also offer transfer seat benches with the transfer seat at one end, set at a height that makes it easier to move from a mobility device onto the bench. These seats usually include an armrest and a slip-resistant surface for stability.
We also offer ADA-compliant benches configured with the recommended clear ground space around them, plus backrests and armrests that support easier sitting and standing. As part of our inclusive street furniture range, these options are treated as accessible outdoor seating, not afterthoughts—so they’re built to the same durability and safety standards as the rest of our streetscape products.
For most streetscape projects, I recommend a bench with a designated transfer end or a center armrest, especially near sidewalks, bus stops, and park entrances. We can customize the length, mounting style, materials, and finish. If you share your site location and a few photos, I can send over the most suitable models and dimensions.