BENCHES BENCHES
Locker Room Benches — Built to survive outdoors, these benches will work great indoors, too.
APB/P Series Floor Mount Bench • Secure, stationary bolt down fl oor mount. Rectangular steel tube frames.
Model APB/P/G-6VA10
fl oor mount, galvanized frame fi nish, 6 ft., expanded steel seat plank with gray coating.
• Galvanized frames won’t rust. powder coat paint fi nish.
Optional colorful
• Wide variety of seat materials: lumber, aluminum, plastic, thermo-plastic coated steel. Many color choices. See Pages 41-43 for more details.
RBF Series 100% Recycled Plastic Frames and Seat Planks • Plastic components are a solid, dense material that resists mold and mildew. Easy to clean, not affected by cleansers. Many colors to choose from. See Page 41 for more details.
Model RBF/C-6D26 100% recycled plastic fl at bench, 6 ft., as shown with cedar colored frames and weathered redwood colored 2" x 6" seat planks.
• Portable, moveable for easy fl oor maintenance. Can be anchored. Heavy weight prevents misuse.
Model WMB/G-4PD24 wall mounted bench, galvanized steel frames, 4 ft. long, 100% recycled plastic seat planks in weathered redwood color.
Model SAB/P/CA-4HR10 fl oor mount, 4 ft., gray powder coated posts, red coated perforated steel seat.
WMB Series Wall Mount Bench • No fl oor obstructions, easy fl oor maintenance.
• Galvanized steel frames won’t rust. powder coat paint fi nish.
Optional colorful
• Wide variety of seat materials: lumber, plastic, thermo- plastic coated steel. See Pages 41-43 for more details.
• All teams pack a lot of gear! This bench provides a place for the players and a place for all their gear.
• Series B300 Team Bench available as:
Model B302: 6 or 8 ft. long, 2 frames; Model B303: 12 or 15 ft. long, 3 frames; Model B304; 21 ft. long, aluminum only, 4 frames.
• Includes 2" x 10" (nom.) seat and backrest planks for the team. Plus a 20" (nom.) wide (2 planks) full length deck behind the bench for stowing equipment bags and gear.
• Surface mount frame design can be permanently anchored down to hard surface. The wide stance of the frame base makes this a stable bench on turf.
• Standard: Hot dip galvanized fi nish on welded steel component frames.
• Standard: Aluminum planks with clear anodized fi nish. • Optional: Powder coat fi nish on frames. See Page 42.
• Optional: Powder coat fi nish on aluminum planks. See Page 42.
• Optional: Concrete screw type anchors. See Page 96.
• Optional: 2" x 10" (nom.) #1 southern yellow pine planks instead of aluminum planks.
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PARK • STREET • CAMP SITE PRODUCTS
(Above) Model B302/CB-6AL
Team Bench, black powder coated frames, 6 ft. clear anodized aluminum seat and deck planks.
(Left) B303/G-12TP21 Team Bench, three hot
dip galvanized frames, 12 ft. long 2" x 10" treated pine seat and deck planks.
• Toll Free: 800-762-5002 • • FAX: 712-225-5796 •
SAB/P Series Floor Mount Bench • Secure, stationary bolt down fl oor mount. Round steel pipe frames.
• Galvanized frames won’t rust. Optional colorful powder coat paint fi nish.
• Wide variety of seat materials: lumber, aluminum, plastic, thermo-plastic coated steel. See Pages 41-43 for more details.
Team Bench with an Equipment Deck — Perfect for the dugout or the sidelines.
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