Outdoor Furniture Benches

Outdoor furniture benches are used by schools, commercial office areas, public parks, atriums, theme parks, rest areas, train stations, bus terminals, shopping malls, and common areas near public buildings.

Examples of how these benches are used include the following Outdoor Furniture Benches:

• Sports clubs and dugouts use backless benches.
• Contemporary landscapers like the look of slatted benches.
• Ushaped benches are used in front of stores, in public parks, and in town squares.
• Wire benches are needed in wet climates where seats need to dry as soon as possible.

In addition to choices in construction and model design, you can also choose between three different mounting options, including a choice to not anchor the bench permanently at all.

You can mount your outdoor furniture bench permanently mounted to the ground in one of two ways.

If you are mounting on a concrete or wooden surface, you simply drill holes into the concrete or wood and you bolt the discs at the bottom of the bench legs to the hardscape.

Mounting the bench to the ground itself is a bit more complicated. You have to have pipe extensions fitted to the bench legs that will extend 18 inches down into the ground. Then, you dig holes for the pipes and fill them with concrete. After placing the pipes in the wet concrete, the bench will eventually become anchored to the ground after the concrete dries.

The advantage you get with portable mounting is that you can keep the bench mobile, or you can buy a third-party accessory mounting kit and anchor it like any other bench.

These mounting accessories are available at any name-brand hardware store and are very inexpensive.

The point is, you can buy an outdoor furniture bench now that is cheaper and more mobile than a permanently mounted unit, and you can always adapt it to a more secure mount if the threat of vandalism or theft becomes more imminent.

This is what we recommend to any organization that is currently on a budget.

A thermoplastic powder coating protects outdoor furniture benches by making each and every model, regardless of construction build, color, or design type, weather and rust resistant.

Thermoplastic powder coating also protects against vandalism and accidental impact. It has demonstrated its ability to protect paint as well by preventing it from peeling, fading, or delaminating during times of heavy rain, extreme heat or freezing temperatures.