Bleachers 4 Row Powder Coated Low Rise Aluminum Bleachers - 40-42-BLCH-4ALPC
Features:
- Specially designed frames allows 4 rows of seating without the need for chain link fencing.
- Frames are 100% welded aluminum angle
- First row has a seat height of 12"
- Top row has a seat height of 30"
- Planks are 10"W
- Standard models include single foot planks
- Preferred models include double foot planks
- Available in Forest Green, Navy Blue, Red, Royal Blue
- Only the seat planks are powder coated
- Due to constantly changing specifications, Please check local building and safety codes to ensure.
What Our Experts Think
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Comfortable & Accessible: Low-rise design makes seating easier for all ages.
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Durable Build: Powder-coated aluminum resists rust, corrosion, and wear.
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Space-Efficient: 81" depth optimizes seating capacity while maintaining a compact footprint.
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Seats Up to 20: Ideal for schools, community events, and sports venues.
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Low Maintenance: Weatherproof finish requires minimal upkeep.
Q&A
Q: What are the dimensions of these bleachers?
A: These 4-row low-rise aluminum bleachers measure 81" in depth and seat up to 20 people.
Q: What is the advantage of the low-rise design?
A: The low-rise design provides easy access without the need for guardrails, making them ideal for schools, gyms, and smaller venues.
Q: What material is used in construction?
A: Made from durable aluminum with a weather-resistant powder-coated finish for enhanced longevity and style.
Q: Are these bleachers compliant with safety standards?
A: Yes, they are designed to meet safety regulations for low-rise seating solutions.
Q: Can they be used both indoors and outdoors?
A: Yes, these bleachers are suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
Q: Is assembly required?
A: Some assembly may be required; instructions are included for easy setup.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean Regularly – Wipe down seats and frames with mild soap and water to maintain the powder-coated finish.
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Inspect for Wear – Check for loose bolts, cracks, or peeling coating; tighten or touch up as needed.
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Protect the Coating – Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive tools to preserve the finish and prevent rust.
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Check Stability – Ensure all connections and footings are secure, especially before heavy use.
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Seasonal Maintenance – Perform a full inspection before peak use to maintain safety and longevity.
