Teak Benches: Seating Carved by Nature
Teak is one of the world's most durable hardwoods. Its natural oils help it resist weather and wear. That makes teak benches a superb choice indoors and out.
Styles in Our Range
- Reclaimed teak backless benches – clean, simple seating around 120cm long.
- Flintstone benches – chunky, rustic slabs of teak around 150cm long.
- Teak driftwood love bench – a 180cm bench with flowing, natural curves.
- Animal benches – stag and stallion designs carved into the frame.
Indoor Uses
Use a teak bench in a hallway for pulling on boots. At a dining table, it seats more people than chairs. At the foot of a bed, it holds throws and cushions. A carved animal bench makes a stunning statement in a large entrance.
In the Garden
Teak handles British weather better than most woods. Left untreated, it weathers to a silvery grey. If you prefer the golden tone, apply teak oil each spring. Place benches on a level, firm surface to avoid rocking.
Every Bench Is Unique
Reclaimed and root teak varies in colour, grain and knots. Small cracks and marks are part of its natural beauty. Your bench will be one of a kind.
Care
Brush off dirt and leaves regularly. Wash with mild soapy water. Cover or store in harsh winters to extend its life.
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Teak Root Benches: Frequently Asked Questions
Can teak benches be left outside?
Yes. Teak is naturally weather resistant. It will turn silver-grey over time unless you oil it.
How do I keep teak golden?
Clean it and apply teak oil each spring to maintain the warm golden colour.
Is each teak bench unique?
Yes. Reclaimed and root teak varies in grain, colour and shape, so every bench is different.
How long are the teak benches?
Sizes range from around 120cm to 180cm. Check each product for exact dimensions.