Yes, we absolutely offer ADA-accessible benches with a wheelchair gap. As an outdoor bench factory specializing in inclusive public seating, we understand that accessibility is not an afterthought—it is a core design principle. Our ADA-compliant models are engineered with a clear, intentional opening that allows a wheelchair user to pull directly up to the bench, ensuring they are seated alongside companions rather than isolated at the end.

The gap on our accessible benches is carefully dimensioned to meet the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) guidelines. Typically, the clear space is at least 30 inches wide by 48 inches deep, allowing for proper wheelchair maneuverability. The bench surface itself is set at a height that aligns comfortably with most standard wheelchairs, usually between 17 and 19 inches from the ground, with a slight slope to promote drainage and prevent water pooling.

You can choose from a variety of materials—galvanized steel, recycled plastic lumber, aluminum, or powder-coated metal—depending on your climate and maintenance needs. For parks, trails, healthcare campuses, and transit stops, our wheelchair-gap benches are built to withstand heavy public use while remaining visually appealing. We also offer customizations such as armrests, backrests, different colors, and even engraved signage indicating accessibility.

Every unit is manufactured with rounded edges to prevent injury and anchored with concealed fasteners to deter theft and vandalism. If you require a specific gap width or a particular mounting surface—concrete, pavement, or decomposed granite—our factory can adapt the design accordingly. We also provide detailed installation drawings and can ship prefabricated kits that your crew can set up quickly.

Get in touch with our team with your project specifications, and we will recommend the ideal ADA-accessible bench model, provide a quote, and share sample drawings. We are committed to making public spaces welcoming for everyone.