Teak Bench For Shower BH-748B
Unlike our benches and chairs with backs, the lowest point in this seat’s curve is directly in the center, allowing you to face in either direction. This Cambridge 48” Backless Bench is perfect when paired with a rectangular dining table or in areas where a bench with back support would be just too tall. Expertly crafted from solid premium teak with mortise and tenon joinery, Teak Bench For Shower BH-748B is the perfect backless bench for the patio or yard.
Features:
– Sturdy bench construction
– Ideal for patio, garden, parks, hotels, and restaurants
– Comfortable design with an elevated sitting position.
– Premium teak from a legal plantation program.
– Finely sanded wood for a smooth finish.
– Perfect for outdoor or indoor use.
– Easy assembly instruction included.
– Kiln-dried to 8-12% moisture content to prevent the product from shrinking & cracking
Backless Shower Bench Uses
The small backless shower bench is made from grade A Teak wood. The small shower bench is a versatile piece of furniture that has many uses indoors or outdoors due to its strong construction water-resistant nature. It is easy to move and easy to store.
- Shower
- Bathroom
- Outdoors
- Garden
- Patio
- Kitchen Table
Teak – to Weather or Not to Weather?
Teak has a natural oil in the grain of the wood that protects it from decay and termites. As it ages outside without additional protection applied it will change color into a soft natural silvery-gray. If you want to maintain the original finish and golden honey color all it takes is occasional cleaning and re-oiling. Just like any wood furniture, you can also coat teak with a variety of finishes containing ultraviolet (UV) filters to protect against sun damage. Teak is one of the strongest woods in the world – no other natural wood matches its durability for outdoor use. Teak patio, garden outdoor furniture will last for many generations in your home’s outdoor space or for commercial uses at parks, restaurants, and hotels.
Where Does Teak Grow?
You will hear about legal and non-legal teak wood. Growing Teak now a day is on public lands or on large plantations. The Teak we use comes from Indonesia and is certified by the Indonesian government as a legal wood. Teak has been a crop much as corn and cotton is for hundreds of years. It just takes a lot longer to grow. But with a managed growth system in place as Indonesia has on its government-owned plantations the Teak tree will be around forever. Price and monitored control govern how many Teak trees get cut each cycle. Illegal Teak happens much less often these days, as with any crop grown for money. Plantations guard their crop continually. So when you hear people talking about using Teak for furniture is hurting the environment or is illegal they are wrong.
