The Chamfered dining bench adds extra seating around the table and is available in three different lengths. The bevelled edges match the design of the Chamfered dining table from our Bullnose collection.
- Material: mango wood
- Available in 180, 200 and 220 cm
- Seat height: 45 cm
- Part of the Bullnose collection
- Designed to match the Chamfered dining table
- Each bench may vary slightly in colour and wood grain
Mango wood dining bench with bevelled edges
The Chamfered dining bench has a long wooden seat with bevelled edges and two wide legs. Place it on one side of the dining table and combine it with dining chairs on the other.
You can choose from a length of 180, 200 or 220 cm. This makes it easy to select a size that suits your table and the space around your dining area.
The bench is designed to go with the Chamfered dining table from the same collection. Both pieces feature the same bevelled finish.
Bullnose collection
The Chamfered 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, storage racks and dining benches.
The Bullnose collection includes different pieces of mango wood furniture that are easy to combine with each other.
Material
For the Chamfered dining bench, we use mango wood. This strong wood has 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.
In this way, we reuse wood that becomes available through mango farming. Knots, small imperfections and colour variations are natural characteristics of mango wood and may differ from one bench to another.
Maintenance
Wipe the bench with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid harsh cleaning products and 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.
