The delivery time for senior-friendly benches is currently 4-6 weeks from our factory.
Please note our 2-week company vacation at the beginning of August when ordering.

Our standard color palette includes more than 150 colors from which you can choose free of charge.

We also offer our customers a choice of more than 8500 colors from NCS, RAL design and Pantone colors for an additional charge.

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The most important thing about a bench for seniors are the armrests and the raised seat.

We at BENKERT BÄNKE have been thinking for many years about which of our park benches are best suited as benches for seniors.
Our product classics Comfony 120, Comfony 150, Siardo 120R and Siardo 150R are particularly suitable as benches for seniors due to their appearance and design. Not only because they are already popular all over the world to design open spaces, but also because their design is suitable as a senior bench.

The seat surfaces have been raised in contrast to the normal models and are also less inclined. This means you sit less low in the Bench, thus much straighter and come up easier. The armrests on the bench models also help to stand up more easily.

A special senior bench is necessary in various public areas such as street furniture, park benches, parks, retirement homes, hospitals and cemeteries to meet the needs of the elderly. Here are some reasons why such a special bank for seniors is necessary:

Seniors often need more comfort and support when sitting. Special benches for seniors are allow older people to sit comfortably and pleasantly due to raised and less inclined seats and backrests. Armrests provide additional stability when standing up and sitting down.

Age-appropriate senior benches are designed to make access easier for older people. They have a raised seat to make sitting down and standing up easier, especially for people with limited mobility. Accessibility is an important aspect of enabling older people to participate in public life.

Senior benches can help promote social interaction among older people. By providing a comfortable and inviting place to sit, they allow older people to meet, chat and relax. This is especially important in retirement homes, parks and other public areas to support the social participation and well-being of older people.

Benches for seniors are specially designed to meet the needs of older people. The seat height is higher to make it easier for older people to sit down and stand up and to use it comfortably. In addition, the seat surfaces are less inclined backwards. The armrests on the senior bench provide further support when standing up and sitting down.

Senior benches play an important role in various public areas. They provide the elderly with a comfortable place to rest and relax in parks, retirement homes, hospitals and cemeteries. By providing age-friendly street furniture, these places can become pleasant and accessible environments for older people.

Young and physically unimpaired people actually do not notice the small but important differences from a normal bench seat at all. However, they play a major role for seniors and sick people to participate in public life.

Benches for seniors or benches for the elderly or sick offer everyone a chance to linger or rest for a moment on a park bench. Whether in the city, along a walking path or even around hospitals.

In principle, of course, a bench for seniors in public spaces has the same function as any other park bench: to invite people to linger. However, seniors and physically impaired people in particular often have problems sitting on benches in city centers, parks, or even in the gardens of hospitals and retirement homes. This is mainly because they find it very difficult to sit down and stand up on conventional park benches.

Benches for seniors are therefore ideally suited for all places in public spaces where people come together.

In addition, senior benches also symbolize recognition and respect for older people and their important role in society. By integrating them into public spaces, cities and towns show their care for older people and create an environment where they feel welcome and supported.