The perfect marriage of rustic charm and industrial design, this rectangular dining bench makes a modern statement. Designed with natural acacia, the bench top features an exposed wood grain with slight distressing. Contrasting against this warmth is the dark tone from the gunmetal finish of the legs. Four open hairpins, created with thin metal, support the rustic top. Add coziness to a sleek and contemporary motif with the charming hues and materials.
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- Dining bench features a solid natural acacia wood top with live edge detailing
- Distressed finish highlights organic woodgrain patterns and rustic charm
- Gunmetal iron hairpin legs offer sleek, open structure and industrial appeal
- Blends seamlessly with modern, rustic, and urban dining room aesthetics
- Constructed with durable iron and acacia for strength and long-lasting use
- Supports up to six hundred pounds with reinforced open-frame base
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| PieceName |
Bench |
| Width |
60.0 |
| Depth |
15.0 |
| Height |
18.0 |
| Weight |
50.88 |
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| ShipMethod |
Small Parcel (AH) |
| CollectionCode |
CL-11560 |
| GrossWeight |
61.68 |
| MainColor |
Natural Acacia |
| ItemType |
Kit Item |
| Materials |
Iron, Acacia |
| CountryOfOrigin |
India |
| UPC |
021032424114 |
| MainMaterial |
Wood |
| ItemContent |
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| BedSlats |
0 |
| ColorFamily |
Brown |
| WeightLimitsOverall |
600 LBS |
| AssemblyType |
Partial Assembly Required |
| CatalogYear |
2019 |
| SlatType |
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| AssemblyRequired |
Yes |
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