Larkin Reclaimed Teak Garden Storage Bench Seat 120cm

A lovely rustic garden bench seat with handy storage drawers

This charming Larkin Reclaimed Teak Garden Storage Bench Seat 120cm will look as much at home in any country kitchen as it would out in the garden. Made from quality reclaimed teak, this 120cm long bench seat combines rustic with shabby chic.

It is not only lovely to look at. This teak outdoor bench seat is practical too, as it contains three handy pull-out storage drawers with metal handles.

This outdoor storage bench seat has a low-height backrest and curved side wings that offer arm support. 

Enjoy the properties of reclaimed teak

The Larkin Reclaimed Teak Garden Storage Bench Seat 120cm has been finished with a black wash that really accentuates the timber’s natural grain. The bench requires virtually no maintenance and can stay outside all year round, if desired. Being manufactured from reclaimed teak, the timber has already weathered, and with its high natural oil content and dense grain, the teak naturally repels moisture. So this is a durable bench whether used indoors or out. If you want to further prolong its life, then you could apply one of Rattan and Teak’s teak care products.

The Larkin Reclaimed Teak Garden Storage Bench Seat 120cm will seat 2 people.

Bench dimensions: Height 74cm; Depth 40cm; Length 120cm; Seat Height 50cm

Our Larkin Reclaimed Teak Garden Storage Bench Seat 120cm has the following features

• Made from pre-weathered, reclaimed teak.
• Rustic, shabby chic design.
• Solid, low-height backrest and curved side wings that offer arm support.
• Three pull-out storage drawers built into the seat with front access.
• Excellent quality, durability and aesthetic appeal.
• Naturally high in oils and dense wood making the teak naturally weather and water resistant and rot and termite resistant.
• Suitable for indoor use or for year-round outdoor use.
• 120cm outdoor bench cushion available.

Everything you should know about reclaimed and sustainable wood furniture

Want to know more about sustainably sourced timber and reclaimed garden furniture? Read our Blog on How to Buy Teak Responsibly. We also found this useful blog by Nigel Pengelly of Aspen and Ash.