Jewels of Java Milan Teak Backless Planter Bench

What's Included In This Package

Square Teak Wood Milan Planter Box

Quantity: 2

Milan Planter Bench - Bench Only

Quantity: 1

Enhance the comfort and beauty of your outdoor setting with this eye-catching planter bench. The Milan Planter Bench is a skillfully crafted teak wood bench consisting of two planter boxes and a sturdy slat-style bench. The two planters provide a stylish, plant-ready support system to hold the bench in place approximately 20 inches above the ground. The fine teak wood is naturally resistant to rot, warping, insects, and fungus, which means you can enjoy the bench's beauty and convenience for years to come. Imagine how lovely your patio will look when you fill the planter boxes with greenery and blooms.

This bench is available in 4-, 5-, and 6-foot widths to accommodate the size of your outdoor space. This particular bench includes one bench and two planter boxes, but when a couple of these benches are arranged with more than two planters, they can form a charming L- or U-shaped seating area accented with greenery or flowers on each end. You can create your own enchanting garden nook by adding additional Milan benches and planter boxes (sold separately). Some assembly is required.

More about teak wood: Teak wood is universally recognized for its quality, durability, and beauty. Teak is a very hard, densely grained wood with a high oil content. The unique combination of these characteristics makes teak naturally resistant to moisture, rot, warping, shrinking, splintering, insects, and fungus. It is considered the ideal wood for outdoor furniture.

• 22L x 22W x 20H inches

• 48W x 18D inches

• 60W x 18D inches

• 72W x 18D inches

• approximately 20 inches high for each bench

This high-grade teak comes from plantations in Indonesia, and this manufacturer is proud to work with Perum Perhutani, the state-owned agency responsible for managing the conservation of the Indonesian teak forest. They ensure that no tree is harvested unless another is planted to replace it. The wood is then kiln dried and constructed with mortise and tenon joinery, creating furniture to last a lifetime.