Wall Attached
Our most popular telescopic gym seating solution. These retractable wall attached systems are supplied in 3 to 30 tier banks, are extremely adaptable, and efficiently recover floor space, allowing you to easily get the most out of your facility at all times.
RECESSED
REVERSE-FOLD
Often utilized for balcony seating areas, reverse-fold systems retract from back to front to create additional space behind the unit. This space can be used for practice areas, batting cages, volleyball, gymnastics or any wide array of uses. Add back panels for a cleaner look, more versatility and improved safety.
PORTABLE
These bleacher sections allow you to easily move and store bleachers where you want them. Create any number of custom seating layouts for different events. Units may be equipped with locking floor pintels for extra safety and security.
FREESTANDING
With a heftier rear column that is permanently secured to the floor, these bleachers provide design flexibility for buildings that can’t support wall loading or where wall loading is marginal.
TRAVELING
MAXAM Traveling bleachers give you the flexibility to create high capacity seating areas where and when you need them.
Seat Options
CourtSide XC10
CourtSide XC10
CourtSide™ XCS12
CourtSide™ XCS12
Classic Wood
Classic Wood
Backrests and Spacers
Backrests and Spacers
FEATURES
1. End-Curtain
2. Colored End Rails
3. Backrest And Spacers
Contrasting color CourtSide™ CB contoured bleacher backrests deliver truly comfortable bleacher seating and turn up the spirit. They can be incorporated anywhere on your bleachers, with or without seat spacers.
4. Automatic Aisle Rail
5. Xremelogo
The cornerstone of the Total Package Graphics Program, the XtremeLogo places your school’s mascot or logo on a grand scale in the center of your bleacher sections. Using a proprietary graphic transfer process, your XtremeLogo is permanently bonded to the CourtSide bleacher seats – no peeling, scuffing or scratching. Whether the bleachers are opened or closed, your logo will impress. Link to “The Total Package”