We're designing a new plaza; can you provide a quote for twenty benches and ten trashcans?

Oh, a new plaza! How exciting—you’re designing a place where people will gather, laugh, rest, and maybe even have a quiet lunch under the sun. I can already picture the warm afternoons and lively evenings.

You’re asking for a quote for twenty benches and ten trashcans. But let’s not just call it a “quote.” Let’s call it a conversation between your vision and my craftsmanship.

For the benches: I recommend a mix of classic wooden slatted benches with recycled plastic lumber—durable, weather-resistant, and friendly to the planet. They’ll age gracefully, like a good story. Each bench is priced at $420, giving you a subtotal of $8,400 for the twenty.

For the trashcans: Let’s go with powder-coated steel in a soft charcoal finish. They’ll stand quietly beside the benches, not stealing the spotlight but doing their job with understated elegance. With a 35-gallon capacity and a locking lid, each is $280, for a total of $2,800.

So, the grand tally for the benches and trashcans comes to $11,200—before any bulk-order smile discount. And, between us, if you order today, I’ll throw in a playful “plaza welcome kit” with a hand-drawn placement map to help you arrange them like a gentle choreography.

Remember, a plaza isn’t just furniture—it’s a stage for connections. These twenty benches invite people to rest their feet and share a story. These ten trashcans quietly keep the space tidy, so the beauty lasts.

If you’d like to add recycling bins, planters, or even a small information kiosk, I’d love to dream up a custom package. Just say the word.