The Bullnose dining bench is an easy way to add extra seating around the table. Combine it with dining chairs, or use it on its own in the hallway, bedroom or living room.
- Material: mango wood
- Available in 180, 200 and 240 cm
- Seat height: 45 cm
- Part of the Bullnose collection
- Designed to match the Bullnose dining tables
- Each bench may vary slightly in colour and wood grain
Mango wood dining bench from the Bullnose collection
The Bullnose dining bench has a long seat with rounded ends and two wide wooden legs. You will also find these rounded details throughout the other furniture in the Bullnose collection.
Place the bench on one side of the dining table and combine it with chairs on the other. Choose from a length of 180, 200 or 240 cm, depending on the size of your table.
The dining bench is designed to match our Bullnose dining tables. The rounded shape of the tabletop is also reflected in the bench, making the two easy to combine.
Bullnose collection
This mango wood dining bench is part of our Bullnose collection. The collection includes a range of mango wood furniture, such as dining tables, coffee tables, side tables and storage racks.
Rounded edges and shapes are a recurring feature throughout the Bullnose collection, making it easy to combine different pieces from the same range.
Material
For the Bullnose dining bench, we use mango wood. This is a strong wood with a visible grain and natural variations in colour and pattern. No two pieces of wood are exactly the same.
Mango trees are first grown for their fruit. After around 15 years, when a tree produces fewer mangoes, it makes way for new planting. The wood from the old tree can then be given a second life in furniture.
Using mango wood in this way means the trees are not grown and cut down solely for furniture production. Knots and small imperfections are natural characteristics of the material and may vary from one bench to another.
Maintenance
Wipe the bench with a dry or slightly damp cloth and avoid harsh cleaning products. Do not leave moisture on the wood for long periods.
Wood reacts naturally to changes in temperature and humidity. Avoid placing the bench directly next to a radiator, air conditioner or other heat source. Small cracks may develop over time and are part of the natural movement of solid wood.
