Teak bench look: teak finish on solid acacia
A teak bench look comes from color, not always from the wood. Every bench on this page is solid acacia, and some carry a teak finish, which is a color treatment on acacia rather than teak wood.
Acacia is a dense hardwood that suits outdoor use when it is sealed and kept dry between uses.
Teak garden bench sizes and seat heights
A teak garden bench here is 45.3 to 63 inches wide and 11.8 to 23 inches deep, and seats 2 to 3 people. Heights run 17.3 to 36 inches.
Backed benches stand taller and give support for longer sits, while backless benches sit lower and tuck beside a table, along a path or at the end of a bed.
Teak outdoor bench care and sealing
A teak outdoor bench lasts longer with simple care. Wipe the wood with mild soap, water and a soft brush, rinse, and let it dry. Wood is not waterproof, so keep the bench off ground where water pools.
Reapply an outdoor wood sealer or oil as the finish wears, and cover or store the bench in the off season.
Teak benches for outdoors with metal and wicker details
Some teak benches for outdoors pair the wood slats with a metal frame in steel or iron, and a few add wicker. Metal frames add rigidity, and they hold up best with a dry spot in winter.
Black frames with wood slats give a modern look, while an all-wood bench has a softer, classic look.
Outdoor bench teak finish for gardens and patios
An outdoor bench in a teak finish works at a garden path, beside a patio dining table, on a porch or by an entry door. Set it on a level surface and a bit of shade helps the finish last.
Check each listing for dimensions so the bench fits the spot you have in mind.
Specifications
- Width range
- 45.3 to 63 in
- Depth range
- 11.8 to 23 in
- Height range
- 17.3 to 36 in
- Seating capacity
- 2 to 3 seats
- Materials available
- solid wood, acacia, resin wicker, steel, iron
- Colors available
- black
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