Indoor or outdoor: Suitable for indoor and outdoor use. We recommend an under-cover position outdoors to help protect the lacquer finish.
Bungalow Live Edge Raintree Wood Bench 1.2m
- Dimensions: Approximately 120cm in length and 30-35cm in width, with a height of around 45cm
- Black powder-coated steel legs
- Features one side with a live edge and the other with a straight cut
- Made from a solid 5cm thick piece of raintree wood
Key Features:
The Bungalow Live Edge Bench is a timeless addition to any home. Whether used as a dining bench, hallway bench, or bed end, it brings a touch of elegance. Handcrafted from a single piece of raintree wood, a tropical species known for its beautiful river-like grain patterns. The sapwood, found on the outer part of the timber, is lighter in colour than the heartwood, creating a unique and contrasting look.
One side of the tabletop features a straight-line cut, while the other preserves the natural live edge, adding a natural and authentic touch to your home.
The bench is supported by powder-coated metal legs in a black finish.
Please note that each piece is unique due to the use of natural live edge timber. Minor cracks, burrs, and other imperfections are inherent characteristics of natural wood products. These slight flaws contribute to the rustic charm of the bench.
If you would like to see images of the actual available stock, please don't hesitate to reach out to us, and we will be happy to provide them.
Custom Sizes: We also offer the option to cut the bench to fit your space for an additional charge. Please contact us for more information.
** This table is bulky and can only be delivered to limited metro and regional areas. Some regional/remote areas may not be serviced. It's recommended that you reach out to us before ordering to confirm shipping availability to avoid any delivery issues.**
Materials, assembly and care
Handmade in Thailand from solid raintree timber with a lacquer finish. Where separate legs are supplied, only the legs require assembly.
Wipe with a damp cloth and keep away from heaters. Direct sunlight is suitable, but exposure over time may wear the lacquer. The finish may need to be reapplied after a few years.