Stalwart Teak A Frame Dining Bench Seat 200 x 40cm

Rather than perch by garden pots, seat your guests at this outdoor essential from the luxiliving collection. Constructed from reclaimed teak, the natural organic material adds unique character to your outdoor furniture. It's durable for outdoor use and weathers to a beautiful silvery grey patina. Pair with the Chicory table, or have it as a standalone feature of your garden. Delivered in knock-down form, assembly is required. The teak finish will evolve in the sun and weather over time, creating a truly timeless piece in your garden space. Seat your guests in style and comfort for special occasions and relaxing moments in the garden. The traditional trestle-style suits any outdoor area and makes a beautiful rest spot among your greenery. Have another reason to rest and relax in your green space with the teak bench seat. Features: Takes on a weathered and rustic look as it ages Exceptionally strong construction Generously proportioned, solid, and robust Modern and versatile design to suit any outdoor space Teak patinas to a silvery finish over time A-frame 'farmers' legs have a classic style and durable construction Ideal for seating extra guests in your outdoor area or around your outdoor dining table Have your bench sidled up next to the matching table Turn your backyard into a welcoming entertainer's space Specifications: Colour: Teak Material: Reclaimed teak Product Dimensions (L x W x H): 200 x 40 x 45cm Packaging Dimensions (L x W x H): 203 x 43 x 14cm Gross weight: 48kg Arrives flatpacked - assembly required Easy Assembly Instructions Our teak furniture are designed for quick and straightforward assembly. To ensure the best performance and protect the natural timber, please follow the steps below: Align all parts before fastening Position the frame and panels correctly, making sure all screw holes are aligned. Insert screws by hand first Start threading each screw gently by hand to avoid cross-threading. Tighten gradually and evenly Use the provided tool (or a standard screwdriver) and tighten the screws slowly, alternating between sides to ensure an even fit. Do not overtighten Teak is a natural hardwood. Applying excessive force may cause the timber to crack. Tighten only until the connection is secure and stable—no extra force is needed. Final check Once all screws are in place, do a final, light re-check to ensure stability without forcing any joint further.