Hermann Park Bench

The Hermann Park Bench was designed by the Olin Partnership of Pennsylvania for Hermann Park, located in Houston, TX. Introduced into the park 2001 with another large expansion of the park completed in 2015. The unique design of this bench incorporates a continuous line of slats from the seat edge to the top of the back rest for maximum body support. This is one of our heaviest benches due to the additional wood slats and the substantial footprint of the leg. This bench can also be seen through out the campus of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, and the Montshire Museum of Science, Norwich, VT. To complete the look of this bench the iron parts are green with natural Cumaru lumber.

Sizes: Available in 4', 6' and 8' lengths. 

Dimensions: Length x 27 1/2" x 35 1/2" H

Material: Ductile iron with natural or recycled plastic lumber 

Finish: Powder coated Iron with Natural or Recycled plastic lumber

Structure: 2 or 3 support legs, 12 slats, stainless steel carriage bolts

Assembled Weights:

6740-4' - 168 pounds 
6740-6' - 204 pounds
6740-8' - 287 pounds

6740-RPL-4' - 182 pounds 
6740-RPL-6' - 224 pounds
6740-RPL-8' - 315 pounds

Options: Installs on grade with ability for permanent anchoring. The leg locations can be modified to allow for wheelchair accessibility from the end or the side. 

Additional Information: Select lumber style from option list. Benches with Cumaru lumber are the most economical. Premium options include Kebony radiata pine, American White Oak painted Central Park Green and Recycled Plastic Lumber with additional steel bracing.