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Darwin 1.8m ...
Sitting in quiet contemplation ...
The FSC Certified 1.8M Darwin Bench, with its extra thick legs and overall heavier construction, makes it a perfect choice.
Constructed from FSC Certified highly durable pine, it is well suited for Schools, Hospitals, City Parks and domestic home use.
Great for bench engraving ...
The Darwin Bench is kiln dried and pre-treated to category 3, giving it a ten year plus life span. A yearly treatment of a sealer or a protector will further increase the life span.
Add a fitted cushion in a choice of four sumptuous colours ...
As part of the weathering process of pine cracks will appear, this is the normal behaviour of the timber and the bench was designed with this in mind, its strength and durability will remain unaffected.
For further help and support we have a friendly Sales Team in the Midlands.
Softwood is a natural material which can twist and split during periods of wet / dry, hot / cold weather. If cracks do appear it is a natural occurrence and not a fault with the product or material. The best way to treat this is to use a cloth and rub a little PVA wood glue into the crack and once dry sand the area lightly. This will not affect the treatment of the product.
Dimensions:
Length: 183cm
Height: 92cm
Depth: 61cm
Leg Thickness: 7cm
Leg Depth - (front to back): 51cm
Leg Width - (side to side): 183cm
Max Plaque Height: 9cm
Seat Depth: 48cm
Seat Height: 43cm
Product's Review
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satisfied Review by mrs medley
Price Quality Value good quality, great value and comfortable, all that i need from a traditional garden bench, oh and very polite delivery driver who put in the requested place in my garden, thankyou (Posted on 14/10/2016)
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chunky Review by james
Price Quality Value A great value chunky traditional bench, arrived fully assembled and most importantly very comfortable. (Posted on 10/10/2016)
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great garden bench Review by Dan Peters
Price Value Quality Just what I thought I'd paid for in the picture and solid as well
Cheers! (Posted on 09/11/2013)