Balmoral 2 Seat Bench

Balmoral 2 Seat Garden Bench

• 110x63x97cmH
• Pressure treated for protection against wood rot and decay.
• Made from FSC timber from well managed Northern European forests.
• Seats 2 people.
• Supplied with drill holes and quality fixings.
• Flatpacked with easy to use instructions.
• Traditional design that is ideally sited in a relaxing area in the garden

Maintenance

Wood will fade to a pleasing silver tone in natural light. It is perfectly acceptable to leave it like this. You can stain your bench any colour using a water based wood furniture stain. (Follow manufacturers instructions). It is not uncommon, in worked timber, for small splits or shakes to occur, or slight warping in quick drying weather conditions. These will normally go back when humidity rises. This is nature at work and is perfectly normal. It does not affect the strength and durability of your furniture. Wood is a living, breathing material. In dry weather conditions, cracks and tears may appear in the planks which vanish when weather conditions become damper. Certain perceived “flaws” are perfectly normal in wood

Knots in the wood

Knots, which have fallen out (max cross size 2 cm), on the wood surface which does not damage products general structural strength

Knots, which have fallen out, at the sawing edge of the planks provided that the resulting holes are closed by assembly

Discolouration or fading (does not detract from the wood's life span)

Straight tears and cracks, provided these are not wide-open cracks which cut through the plank

Do not worry if cracks appear at a dry climate. Wood is a living material, which seasons with changes in temperature and humidity. The cracks disappear should the humidity rise again

Cracks and tears because of shrinkage or desiccation, which do not jeopardise the solidity of the construction

The appearance of resin

Torsion and warping provided this does not affect products general structural strength

In dry weather conditions, it is possible for knots to fall out. Any holes thus formed are to be filled using wood filler