Buying Guide

Find Your Bleachers

Sideline seating for gyms and fields - answer a few questions and we'll highlight your best match. Tip n' Roll models move on wheels; stationary models bolt in place. Freight quoted up front.

  • Freight quoted with your request
  • Schools & parks welcome
  • Aisle & guardrail options
Tip n' Roll vs stationaryTip n' Roll bleachers tilt up and roll on wheels for multi-use spaces. Stationary bleachers stay put.
RowsMore rows = more seats in the same footprint. 3-4 rows suit most gyms; taller units need aisles & rails.
LengthFigure roughly 18 inches of bench per person: a 15 ft row seats about 10, a 21 ft row about 14.
Not sure?Tell us the space and crowd size - we'll spec rows, lengths, and quote freight. Help me choose
Answer a few questions

Answer these and we’ll highlight your best match below. Skip any you’re unsure of.

1Tip-n-Roll or stationary?
2How many rows?
3How long?
Not sure how much seating you need? Tell us your space and how many spectators - a specialist will spec rows and lengths and quote freight.
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Common Questions

Tip n' Roll or stationary?

Tip n' Roll bleachers tilt up and roll on casters, so one person can move them for cleaning or reconfiguring a multi-use gym. Stationary bleachers are fixed seating for a permanent sideline.

How many seats do I get?

Plan about 18 inches of bench per spectator. A 15 ft, 3-row bleacher seats roughly 30; a 21 ft, 4-row seats about 56. Tell us your crowd size and we'll spec it.

Do I need aisles or guardrails?

Bleachers above the first few rows typically require guardrails, and larger units need aisles to meet code. Models with aisles are listed here; we can help you confirm your local requirements.

How do bleachers ship?

By truck freight - most models ship knocked down and assemble on site with basic tools. We quote freight up front with your zip code.