This familiar park bench has been used in New York since the 1930’s as cities everywhere moved to durable, immovable benches, it can be found in locations throughout Central Park, and is the bench type consistently used in playgrounds and along the park perimeter.  In the New York Parks Department this bench is also known as the Chrystie Forsythe Bench and was originally designed for the Sara D. Roosevelt Park, circa 1934. We started producing this bench in 2005 after our acquisition of the molds from the Londino Stone Company.
 
Item 3238 – Cast stone bench leg with wood slats, provided unassembled, requires below grade anchoring on site

Available in 4’, 5’, 6’, and 8’ lengths, 8’ length has a center support

Options:
Item 3238: Bench leg with back for slab installation
Item 3238-P: Bench leg with back for pier installation
Item 3238C: Backless bench leg for slab installation
Item 3238C-P: Backless bench leg for pier installation
Item 3238D: Bench leg with back for surface mounting

Materials:  Cast stone supports in standard light grey, Ipe wood slats, and stainless steel tamper proof fasteners.

Options: Wood slats in natural Ipe, Torrified Ash, American White Oak painted central park green, or Recycled Plastic Lumber.  Ipe can also be painted Central Park Green.

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