MASON IS CANADA'S FIRST CHOICE FOR BLEACHER SEATING

This represents the most common use of telescopic seating, where the bleachers extend forwards. Available in configurations of up to 30 rows, these can be mounted against a wall or as a freestanding structure on the floor. The closing sequence starts from the first row and proceeds to the last (top) row, with the option for either electric or manual operation.

Reverse-fold systems are crafted for scenarios where the area behind the bleacher stack is needed for alternate activities when the bleachers are retracted. This configuration is particularly suited for spaces like balconies and mezzanines. The system accommodates up to 20 rows (for more than 20 rows, consult one of our specialists for recommendations). It closes from the last to the first (bottom or lowest) row, and offers both electric and manual operation options.

Portable systems are crafted for flexibility, allowing them to be utilized in one area of a building and stored in another. These systems feature freestanding, individual bleacher sections. To facilitate movement to different viewing or storage locations, portable hydraulic dollies are included. Operation is manual. It is advisable to assess the floor condition and seek guidance concerning flooring point loads.

This system is designed to fit beneath a balcony overhang with minimal clearance, maximizing the use of the available playing surface. It can accommodate up to 30 rows (for configurations exceeding 30 rows, consult one of our specialists for recommendations). The system retracts from the first row up to the last (top) row, with options for either electric or manual operation.