Lyndon 2.0 Outdoor Teak Bench - 2 Seater Garden Chair

The classic Lyndon Bench not only offers a comfortable and inviting seating option but also adds a touch of elegance and sophistication to your garden or outdoor space. Its enduring appeal and the remarkable characteristics of teak wood make it a perfect choice for those seeking both style and reliability in their outdoor furniture.
Designed with strength and durability in mind, this bench is constructed to provide a sturdy seating option for your outdoor area. Teak wood’s inherent toughness and resilience make it an ideal choice for outdoor use, ensuring that the bench can withstand various weather conditions and daily use.
Place it under a tree and enjoy your summers relaxing in the shade, or place it against an outdoor dining table for a family-style dining experience. No matter the purpose, you’ll be making plenty of memories for years to come on this sturdy, stylish bench.

Features:
Takes on a weathered and rustic look as it ages
Made of durable, long-lasting teak hardwood timber
Teak patinas to a silvery finish over time
Constructed with strength and durability in mind
Teak is a hardy wood perfect for outdoor use
Specifications:
Colour: Teak
Material: New Plantation Teak A-Grade teak

120cm bench

• Size: 120 × 63 × 92cm

• Pack size: 121 × 71 × 22.5cm

• Weight: 29kg

150cm bench

• Size: 150 × 63 × 92cm

• Pack size: 151 × 71 × 22.5cm

• Weight: 32kg

180cm bench

• Size: 180 × 63 × 92cm

• Pack size: 181 × 71 × 22.5cm

• Weight: 35kg

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Our teak furniture are designed for quick and straightforward assembly. To ensure the best performance and protect the natural timber, please follow the steps below:

1. Align all parts before fastening
   Position the frame and panels correctly, making sure all screw holes are aligned.

2. Insert screws by hand first
   Start threading each screw gently by hand to avoid cross-threading.

3. Tighten gradually and evenly
   Use the provided tool (or a standard screwdriver) and tighten the screws slowly, alternating between sides to ensure an even fit.

4. Do not overtighten
   Teak is a natural hardwood. Applying excessive force may cause the timber to crack.
   Tighten only until the connection is secure and stable-no extra force is needed.

5. Final check
   Once all screws are in place, do a final, light re-check to ensure stability without forcing any joint further.