Amish Furniture Factory Millcreek Bench

A live edge means the natural, outer edge of the tree trunk is preserved along the sides of the bench. Because this follows the original shape of the wood, every piece features a unique, organic silhouette rather than a perfectly straight, manufactured edge.

Yes. While the outer edge retains its natural, rustic contour, the top surface of the bench is sanded and finished to be smooth and level, making it comfortable for seating or displaying decorative items.

Consider the intended use and the area available. A 36-inch bench works well in entryways or as an accent piece, while the 60-inch or 72-inch options are better suited for dining tables or long hallways where you need to accommodate multiple people.

To keep the wood in top condition, avoid placing it in direct sunlight or near extreme heat sources, which can cause the wood to dry out. Dust regularly with a soft cloth and use a high-quality wood polish or oil occasionally to maintain the finish.

Absolutely. The 18-inch height is standard for dining seating, and the solid wood construction provides the necessary stability for daily use. Just ensure the width of the bench you choose aligns with the length of your table.