Wooden Garden Benches

Wooden Garden Benches
Wooden garden benches are amongst some of our most popular products. They are a hard wearing and versatile addition to your garden, perfect for sunny days and watching the world... Show more

Wooden garden benches are amongst some of our most popular products. They are a hard wearing and versatile addition to your garden, perfect for sunny days and watching the world go by.

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Wooden garden benches are amongst some of our most popular products. They are a hard wearing and versatile addition to your garden, perfect for sunny days and watching the world go by.

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Hayes Wooden Garden Benches Buying Guide Our outdoor benches start out at compact two seaters and go up to six-foot options that can comfortably seat four. We also stock beautiful companion... Show more

Hayes Wooden Garden Benches Buying Guide 

Our outdoor benches start out at compact two seaters and go up to six-foot options that can comfortably seat four. We also stock beautiful companion seats, also known as love-seats, and tree seats which can be situated round a tree trunk to create a stunning feature. Many of our benches come with free cushions or plaques so you can personalise your bench or dedicate it to someone very special. Our outdoor wooden benches are sourced from premium manufacturers and offer long lasting quality. All of our benches come with a guarantee as standard, with some benches guaranteed for ten years, such is our confidence that they will stand the test of time. A wooden garden bench is an investment worth making as their durability means they offer great value. Garden benches are typically made from high quality woods like pine, teak, mahogany or acacia, known for their solid construction. You can choose to treat your wooden bench, to prevent any rot, or paint it to modify its appearance. Should you decide to leave your wooden bench untreated, it will fade and weather naturally, resulting in a beautiful rustic look. You can read more about caring for wooden garden furniture in our blog. You can choose from dark chestnuts, light pines or painted white, grey or green colourways for your wooden bench and then decorate with scatter cushions to make it truly blend it with its surroundings. Vintage style benches look beautiful in English gardens and painted slatted back benches can really stand out in a contemporary outdoor space. As well as being versatile in appearance, wooden benches can be used solely as a feature for you to enjoy in your own garden, as a resting place in a park or public area or as practical seating when having guests over. Backless farmer’s benches look beautiful around chunky outdoor dining tables and can be moved around easily, while folding benches are compact and can be easily put away if space is at a premium.

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Hayes Wooden Garden Benches Buying Guide 

Our outdoor benches start out at compact two seaters and go up to six-foot options that can comfortably seat four. We also stock beautiful companion seats, also known as love-seats, and tree seats which can be situated round a tree trunk to create a stunning feature. Many of our benches come with free cushions or plaques so you can personalise your bench or dedicate it to someone very special. Our outdoor wooden benches are sourced from premium manufacturers and offer long lasting quality. All of our benches come with a guarantee as standard, with some benches guaranteed for ten years, such is our confidence that they will stand the test of time. A wooden garden bench is an investment worth making as their durability means they offer great value. Garden benches are typically made from high quality woods like pine, teak, mahogany or acacia, known for their solid construction. You can choose to treat your wooden bench, to prevent any rot, or paint it to modify its appearance. Should you decide to leave your wooden bench untreated, it will fade and weather naturally, resulting in a beautiful rustic look. You can read more about caring for wooden garden furniture in our blog. You can choose from dark chestnuts, light pines or painted white, grey or green colourways for your wooden bench and then decorate with scatter cushions to make it truly blend it with its surroundings. Vintage style benches look beautiful in English gardens and painted slatted back benches can really stand out in a contemporary outdoor space. As well as being versatile in appearance, wooden benches can be used solely as a feature for you to enjoy in your own garden, as a resting place in a park or public area or as practical seating when having guests over. Backless farmer’s benches look beautiful around chunky outdoor dining tables and can be moved around easily, while folding benches are compact and can be easily put away if space is at a premium.

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Ian Hodgett. Ian has worked at Hayes Garden World for most of his working life so has forged many valuable connections in the garden furniture world so can negotiate the very best prices for our customers. He is perfectly placed to react to the changing needs of our customers and consequently our Garden Furniture department is packed with only the very best garden sets.

What wood is used to make wooden garden benches?

Garden benches are often made from teak as it is hard wearing and lasts well against all weather conditions. Outdoor wooden benches can also be made from pine, but may need to be treated more thoroughly. Acacia and eucalyptus are growing in popularity and are resistant to rot and decay, making them excellent materials for outdoor garden benches.

How long do wooden garden benches last?

A solid teak garden bench could last as long as 50 years if treated and cared for properly. Softwoods like pine may not last as long but with good care could last around 10 years. As with any outdoor furniture, how well you look after your bench will make a difference to the lifespan. If it is kept covered and regularly cleaned and treated, you will get the maximum number of years from it.

How do I restore a wooden garden bench?

If your wooden garden bench has seen better days, you can revive it. Strip off any old paint or varnish and then sand it down to a smooth finish. Check if any repairs are needed and carry them out accordingly. This might be loose nuts and bolts or holes that require wood filler. When you have completed these first stages, you can oil, varnish or paint it again and seal it. You could also buy a furniture restorer to restore greying wood back to its original colour.

How do I choose a wooden garden bench?

A wooden garden bench can last a long time so choose one that you love and that matches your style. Consider the future and if you may need a bigger bench for a family one day, or if you are planning to downsize eventually, you may be better with a companion seat for two. What is your bench for? Is it for reading a book or seating the family. Decide how much maintenance you are happy to do, for low maintenance go with teak. Finally, consider the colours you like and whether you want to treat or paint your bench or leave it exactly as it is.