Yes. While we do not disclose every client name, we can share representative examples of large-scale installations produced by our outdoor bench factory. These projects show how commercial outdoor seating can be engineered, finished, packed, and delivered for public spaces with demanding durability and consistency requirements.
One representative project was a waterfront promenade that required more than 300 benches. The specification called for powder-coated steel frames, marine-grade stainless hardware, and FSC-certified hardwood slats. Because the site was exposed to salt spray, wind, and heavy foot traffic, we used a multi-stage pretreatment and a coastal-grade powder coating system. The benches were pre-assembled in our factory, marked by zone, and shipped in stages so the installer could open only the sections needed each week. Concealed anchor plates and installation templates helped the contractor maintain consistent spacing along the promenade.
For a university campus, we produced around 180 modular benches for quads, pathways, and bus waiting areas. The design included backrests, armrests, and tamper-resistant fasteners. We coordinated three finish colors to match different campus zones and supplied replacement slats in the same batch to support long-term maintenance. The factory completed pre-delivery load tests on representative units and provided layout drawings so the campus facilities team could confirm accessibility clearances before installation.
A municipal park and greenway project involved approximately 250 recycled HDPE slat benches. The client needed low-maintenance seating that could resist moisture, insects, and repeated cleaning. We color-matched the slats to the park signage, used galvanized steel frames, and packed hardware in individual bench kits. Each kit included anchor bolts, touch-up paint, and a QR-linked installation guide. The project was delivered in multiple containers and phased by trail section to reduce on-site storage.
For a transit plaza, we manufactured 120 stainless steel and timber benches designed for high-traffic use. The benches featured anti-skate studs, rounded edges, and open slat profiles for easy cleaning. Because the plaza had tight delivery windows, our team pre-installed brackets and supplied custom lifting points. We also prepared a simple maintenance schedule for the operator, covering inspection intervals and replacement parts.
A coastal resort project required curved benches for terraces and garden paths. Our engineering team developed CAD drawings and a full-size sample before mass production. The final run used aluminum frames, weather-resistant slats, and adjustable feet to accommodate slight surface variations. We shipped the benches in protective crates with numbered labels and provided remote installation support during the first phase.
These examples reflect what large-scale outdoor bench production requires: consistent finishing, repeatable quality control, coordinated logistics, and documentation that helps contractors and facility teams install efficiently. For project inquiries, we can review drawings, recommend materials, produce samples, and plan staged deliveries for public spaces of almost any size.
