Anderson Teak Bench

Grade A teak is sourced from the heartwood of mature trees, containing the highest concentration of natural oils. This makes it exceptionally resistant to moisture, rot, and insects compared to younger wood or other timber species, ensuring it won't warp or splinter over time.

If left untreated, the original honey-blonde finish will naturally transition to a soft, silver-gray patina. This process is purely aesthetic and does not affect the structural integrity or durability of the bench.

Yes, the bench is built with heavy-duty Grade A teak and reinforced with traditional mortise and tenon joinery. Its robust construction is specifically designed to handle the demands of parks, shopping centers, and other public environments.

If you prefer to maintain the original honey-blonde color, you will need to apply a teak sealer or oil periodically. Otherwise, the wood is naturally low-maintenance and requires only occasional cleaning with mild soap and water.

All three sizes share a consistent depth of 25 inches, a total height of 35 inches, and a seat height of 17 inches. The only variation is the length: the 2-seater is 47 inches, the 3-seater is 59 inches, and the 4-seater is 71 inches long.

No, the bench is constructed using only marine-grade brass and stainless steel hardware. These materials are specifically chosen for their high resistance to rust and corrosion, even when exposed to salt air or constant moisture.