Love Seat 824 - 2 Angled Trays, Pressure Treated
Summary:
This comfortable love seat with couples in mind features a traditional design with pressure treated timber throughout. Pressure treatment is a lifetime preservative treatment. The set consists of two armchairs connected by an angled 2 tier tray table complete with a parasol hole. The seats are curved for greater comfort. This set is supplied as pre-assembled panels for easier self assembly. All fixings and instructions are included.
Prices fixed until Wednesday 13th November.
Summary:
This comfortable love seat with couples in mind features a traditional design with pressure treated timber throughout. Pressure treatment is a lifetime preservative treatment. The set consists of two armchairs connected by an angled 2 tier tray table complete with a parasol hole. The seats are curved for greater comfort. This set is supplied as pre-assembled panels for easier self assembly. All fixings and instructions are included.
Prices fixed until Wednesday 13th November.
- Pressure treated timber throughout (lifetime preservative treatment)
- Timber sizes are nominal i.e. before machining, unless described as finished size
- All timber used in the construction of this garden bench originates from sustainable forests in Northern Europe
- 2 armchairs with slatted curved seats and backs
- Sturdy framing and scalloped arms
- Angled 2 tier tray table (25mm thick)
- Hole for parasol 40mm diameter
- Seat slats ex 2" wide (finished size 55x20mm)
- Bolted and dowelled joints
- Galvanized fixings
- Smooth planed finish
- Prefabricated pieces for easy assembly
- Chair width 2'1" (640mm)
- Chair depth 2'1" (650mm)
- Chair height 3'1" (935mm)
- Overall width approximately 6'4" (1940mm)
- Overall depth approximately 2'9" (830mm)
PRESSURE TREATED TIMBER: Pressure treatment is a lifetime preservative treatment. The preservative is forced deep into the timber under pressure in a vacuum and penetrates below the surface. All other treatments apply a coat of stain to the surface of the timber only. With pressure impregnated timber, the chemicals are permanently bonded to the cell structure of the wood at a molecular level. Tanalith E is a widely used water based version so pressure treated wood is often described as tanalised. Pressure treated or tanalised wood is almost colourless except for a slight green tint caused by the copper content in the preservative. No further preservative treatment is ever needed. However, if you want a coloured finish you can paint over pressure treated or tanalised wood with normal wood preservative in any colour.