Yes. If you are building a boardwalk, our outdoor bench factory can supply benches designed to resist salt spray, repeated wetting, UV exposure, and coastal wind. The key is choosing the right material system and hardware from the start. For highly corrosive shoreline conditions, we recommend 316 marine-grade stainless steel frames and fasteners, marine-grade aluminum with a multi-stage powder coat, or heavy-duty HDPE lumber that will not rot, splinter, or absorb saltwater. Traditional steel, untreated iron, and low-grade galvanized hardware are poor choices unless they receive a robust marine coating and regular maintenance. Our coastal bench builds typically include sealed welds, drainage-friendly slats, elevated feet, hidden 316 stainless fasteners, and isolation washers to reduce galvanic corrosion. Finishes can be tested to ASTM B117 or ISO 9227 salt-spray standards, with many marine specifications reaching hundreds or thousands of hours before meaningful corrosion appears. We also customize benches for boardwalk projects: lengths, seat heights, backrests, armrests, colors, logos, surface-mount or embedded legs, and bulk order packaging. To keep performance high, rinse benches periodically with fresh water, remove sand and salt buildup, inspect scratches, and touch up powder-coated surfaces when needed. Send us your boardwalk location, dimensions, foot-traffic level, mounting preference, and target finish, and our factory can recommend a salt-spray resistant bench specification that fits your project.