Montana Woodworks Homestead Small Plank Bench, Men's

Description

This normal process is known as "checking" and does not affect the structural performance or integrity of the piece. These cracks add character and enhance the natural beauty of the piece. The Homestead Small Plank Bench from Montana Woodworks, the largest manufacturer of handcrafted quality log furnishings in America brings to you a delightful log bench that will fill your patio or entryway with its magnetic charm guaranteed to capture all of. This uniquely designed plank-style bench is just the right size to accompany the vastly popular Montana Woodworks 45" Square 4 Post Table (sold separately). Handcrafted in the mountains of Montana using solid, American-grown wood being harvested sustainably, the artisans rough saw all the timbers and accessory trim pieces for a look uniquely reminiscent of the timber-framed homes once found on the American frontier. Handcrafted in the mountains of Montana using solid, American-grown wood being harvested sustainably, the artisans rough saw all the timbers and accessory trim pieces for a look uniquely reminiscent of the timber-framed homes once found on the American. Proudly handcrafted in Montana, USA! Mix and match with dining side chairs or use it in the hall or foot of the bed for easy, comfortable seating. A bench may look casual and simple, but it offers more than just seating.

Key Features

• This uniquely designed plank-style bench is just the right size to accompany the vastly popular Montana Woodworks 45" Square 4 Post Table (sold separately).
• A bench may look casual and simple, but it offers more than just seating.
• Mix and match with dining side chairs or use it in the hall or foot of the bed for easy, comfortable seating.
• These cracks add character and enhance the natural beauty of the piece.
• Handcrafted in the mountains of Montana using solid, American-grown wood being harvested sustainably, the artisans rough saw all the timbers and accessory trim pieces for a look uniquely reminiscent of the timber-framed homes once found on.
• This normal process is known as "checking" and does not affect the structural performance or integrity of the piece.