Bench Tops
& Pedestals
Benches add welcome convenience and comfort to every locker room. Bench tops are very durable, made of 1-1/4″ lacquered hardwood, 3/4″ black core phenolic, or 1-1/2″ solid plastic. Bench tops are 9-1⁄2″ deep. Other ADA sizes are also available upon request.
Standard Features:
- Floor anchored tubular pedestals, 10 gauge powder coated steel
- Free standing trapezoidal pedestals, 16 gauge stainless steel
- Cast iron pedestals
- Powder coated steel wall mount brackets and back rest brackets are available
- Plastic tops come in 10 designer colors and phenolic tops are available in 20 designer colors; 15 black core and 5 color-thru. These durable finishes will never require repainting. Bench backs are also available.
Product Specifications
5 Designer Color-Thru Colors
15 Designer Black Core Colors
Due to variances among color monitors the colors that appear on your screen may not be exact.
If color is important you must request samples prior to ordering.
Colors are subject to change without notice.
*Directional Pattern—Pattern on panels over 60″ wide will run perpendicular to pattern on doors and plasters. Patterns shown cropped from full size sheet, contact us for additional references.
Consult color card for more definitive color matching.
Additional black core colors are available upon request. More economically priced than color-thru yet great for any environment.
9 Designer Colors (Solid Plastic Tops)
Gray
#9200
*
Caramel
#9658
*
Blue
#9509
Burgundy
#9211
Moss
#9233
*
Cream
#9235
Charcoal
#9237
*
Folkstone Gray
#9400
Ivory Essence Speckle
#9500
*Available in 100% post-consumer recycled material. See Locker Selection Guide for details. ADA-compliant lockers are available.
10 Designer Black Core Colors (Black Core Phenolic Tops)
Neutral Glace
#1130
Silver Gray
#3000
Dove Gray
#3010
Graphite Grafix
#3020
Desert Zephyr
#4583
Folkstone Celesta
#3300
Almond
#4000
Natural Canvas
#4410
Tungsten EV
#4801
Taupe
#9096
These durable finishes will never require repainting. Bench backs are also available.
