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If you, like our friends at the Superior Heights Collegiate and Vocational School in Sault Saint Marie, Ontario, are looking for a fully accessible and elevated bleacher, this might be something you’ll want to have a look at.

With the ability to seat 366 people - including four barrier-free seats complete with companion seating - we designed our new 8-row bleacher model (BL-8TB-81- 8 x 24-36E-BF4) almost specifically for this project. With a fence and a track separating the bleacher from the action on the field, the Algoma District School Board came to us to help them design the right solution for their unique situation.

Nestled along the shores of Lake Huron lies the city of Sarnia. Long known as the largest city along the great lake, it also serves as a hub for trade and its burgeoning petroleum industry. Aside from the trade industry, the area has blossomed into a family-oriented community and is home to a number of beautiful parks and recreation areas.

As part of a recent project, we were brought on board to help the city with some upgrades to Norm Perry Park, closely situated to the city’s bustling port. Looking to equip this popular park with some new barrier-free seating, the city came to us in search of a fully-accessible and code-compliant bleacher option for the park.

Operating as an independent school in the province of Quebec, St. Georges School of Montreal’s history dates back to 1930 when the institution first opened its doors. Since then, the school has grown to two campuses, including their elementary school in Westmount and their main high school campus in Montreal.

Located in Lake County, Indiana and as an extension of the greater Chicago metropolitan area, we were brought into an exciting project by Lake Ridge Schools. Looking for some improved seating for the Lake Ridge New Tech School, key stakeholders from the school district reached out to our team looking for a few banks of our telescopic bleacher seating units for their gymnasium.

Heading out to western Canada one of our latest projects landed us just outside of Vancouver in beautiful Coquitlam, British Columbia. Working closely with one of our newest partners at Smithscape Construction, we were brought in to help design a 10-row bleacher as part of some major upgrades to a local park.

When it comes to designing and installing custom bleachers, the market has made it abundantly clear that we have become one of the front-runners in the space. While we certainly do a lot of work in the great outdoors with our outdoor bleachers and stunning grandstands, we’ve long been working indoors as well.

In addition to telescopic bleachers, working inside Canada’s arenas is another area in which we truly flourish. Having been able to work on a number of these exciting and truly Canadian projects over the past few years, we’ve become known as a company that can get bleacher seating done, even in the tightest of spaces.

Working within our home province of Ontario, we were once again invited to work on a project with our friends and partners at the Thames Valley District School Board. Overseeing a number of schools in southern Ontario, we’ve had a long-standing relationship with this board and have been a part of many projects within their district that now serves over 84,000 students.

The fall season brings a lot of things including changing leaves, blossoming pumpkin patches and, of course, fall fairs. For many small communities across North America, these annual festivals and fairs are put on by local agricultural societies and offer their local communities a great opportunity to celebrate the fall harvest season.

With a rich history, many of these agricultural societies were established back in the late 1800s and are celebrating centennial anniversaries or greater. Having seen the changes over the decades first hand, many of these organizations have grown in size and are always looking to improve seating solutions for annual visitors. Whether this means adding additional seating or replacing existing and outdated grandstands, each spring and summer season, our phone rings with calls for help from ag societies looking to improve their seating situation in one way or another.

Branded as the University of Ontario Institute of Technology when it first opened its doors in 2002, the school has since grown to accommodate over 10,000 undergraduate students. The school adopted the brand name Ontario Tech University in 2018 and hasn’t looked back since. Now with two campuses in the Oshawa area, the school’s academic programs are administered by six faculties: the Faculty of Business and Information Technology, the Faculty of Education, the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science, the Faculty of Health Science, the Faculty of Science, and the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities.

While we work with a lot of existing parks, schools and communities, we always love being a part of a brand new development as well. Being brought in early on a new project always marks an exciting opportunity for our organization and for the project we are working on.

After the announcement of a new ball diamond in Truro, Nova Scotia, our team was tapped to help design the new bleacher seating that will soon be placed in the new development. The complete development comprises two locations.