Yes—if you are an architect, you can usually obtain CAD files for products from our outdoor bench factory, but access is normally handled through a professional request process rather than an open public download. We provide CAD assets to support design development, drawing coordination, specification, and installation planning.

What you can request typically includes 2D DWG or DXF elevations, plans, sections, and mounting details; 3D models in STEP, IGES, SKP, or 3DS when available; BIM or Revit families for selected bench ranges; and PDF specification sheets with dimensions, materials, finishes, load ratings, and anchor information.

Before we release editable CAD files, we may ask for your architectural firm name, project location, the specific bench model or custom configuration, and confirmation that the files will be used for project design rather than resale, reverse engineering, or manufacturing. For proprietary or custom designs, a signed NDA or file-use agreement may also be required.

For standard outdoor benches, CAD files are often free after project verification. For custom benches, modifications, or fully bespoke street furniture, we may prepare CAD drawings after the design is approved. Some factories charge a drafting fee, which can sometimes be credited against a future order.

Architects should always confirm file version, units, scale, and tolerances before inserting factory CAD files into construction documents. These files are design aids, not a substitute for stamped engineering, site survey, or local code review. If your project requires seismic anchoring, wind loading, accessibility compliance, or other structural verification, request the relevant installation and structural data separately.

To get started, send us the bench model number, drawings or inspiration images, project stage, and required file format. Our engineering team can then provide the correct CAD package and explain any limitations.