Can we get a quote for twenty benches and ten matching trashcans for our community trail?

Absolutely—you can certainly get a quote for twenty benches and ten matching trashcans for your community trail. I’d be happy to help you through the process.

First, it helps to know what kind of look and durability you’re aiming for. Are you envisioning classic wooden benches that blend into nature, or something more modern with recycled plastic or powder-coated metal? The trashcans should not only match in style but also in finish and color, so the whole trail feels cohesive. Most suppliers offer bulk pricing for sets like yours, and the cost will vary depending on materials, weight, and customization (like engraving a trail name or adding a removable liner).

For twenty benches alone, you’re looking at a significant but worthwhile investment for a community space. Typically, a quality commercial-grade bench runs anywhere from $300 to $1,200 depending on material. Ten matching trashcans—usually designed with similar lines or color palettes—add another $200 to $800 per unit. If you bundle them as a “trail package,” I’d estimate roughly $10,000 to $24,000 total. But don’t let the numbers scare you—many municipalities and homeowner associations secure grants or discounts for public amenities.

Here’s what I’d recommend: reach out to two or three reputable outdoor furniture suppliers with your exact location and specifications. Ask for a line-item quote that includes delivery and, if possible, concrete mounting kits. And while you’re at it, ask if they can provide samples of the bench arms and lid mechanisms so you can feel the quality before committing.

Your community trail deserves furniture that’s both functional and inviting. I’ll help you draft the email or compare options—just let me know what you’re leaning toward.