Dimensions:

Width: 180cm, Depth: 64.5cm, Height: 91.5cm
Seat width: 172cm, depth: 51cm, height: 45cm
Backrest width: 180cm, height: 46.5cm
A Royal Garden Bench 180 weighs 32kg

Royal Garden Bench

The mother of all garden benches

The Royal bench is surely the ancestor of all garden benches. In one form or another, it stands in hundreds of English parks and gardens, offering its owners a place to relax year after year. Because we feel committed to this tradition, the Royal bench is naturally made from solid and thoroughly weatherproof plantation teak. This classic among garden benches has a permanent place in our assortment and is therefore offered by us in five different widths: 200cm, 180cm, 160cm, 150cm and 130cm - there is even a perfectly matching chair - practically a "1-seater bench". On request, we can also make your very own Royal bench, which will then fit exactly to your favorite spot in terms of width: 212cm, 147cm or 120cm - everything is possible. If you choose the Royal bench, it will thank you with decades of durability and always keep the most beautiful spot in your garden free for you.

The advantages of the Royal benches at a glance:

A classic bench design forms an entire family

The classic design of this splendid bench is available as a 2-seater, 3-seater, 4-seater or even as a "1-seater" bench (as a Royal Arm Chair). Thus, the Royal bench family provides the ideal basis for a garden set that looks like it's made from a single mold. No matter how and where you need a bench, the Royal bench is available in the right size.

Solid craftsmanship

All load-bearing parts of the Royal bench are particularly solidly crafted, so that not only the design remains timelessly durable, but also the Royal bench remains beautiful in the long term.

Ergonomic seat

The wide slats of the seat are close together and form a small "seat hollow", so no gaps press on your buttocks and your thighs can rest comfortably, allowing your muscles to relax - simple but effective.

Classic Design

The Royal bench established the tradition of English garden furniture design – designed in the 19th century and continuously perfected ever since, it was and remains timelessly beautiful.