Spine Wood Park Bench With Arms - 8 Ft.

Name: Spine Wood Park Bench With Arms - 8 Ft.
Brand: King's River Casting
SKU: CCW-38-029-01861
Price: 1158.1 USD
Availability: InStock

SKU CCW-38-029-01861

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2"X2" Square tube frame
Wood rails
96"L x 28"W x 31 3/8"H and 186lbs
9 frame color options
3 mounting options

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Product Overview

The Spine Wood Park Bench features slats made of oak or redwood. It is designed without backs or arms. The bench features a polyester finish and comes in multiple sizes, as well as colors.

Includes:
Spine Wood Park Bench

Features:

Made of steel
Slats made of oak or redwood
Polyester powder finish
Backless design
Available in multiple sizes
Used in parks and many more settings

Color Option

Resources:

Specifications Sheet

Specification

Specifications:

Material: 2’’ x 2’’ square tube
Slats Material: Oak or Redwood
Size: 4’, 5’, 6’, or 8’
Slats Size: 1⅝" Wide x 2" Thick
Weight: 74 lbs., 78 lbs., 82 lbs., or 100 lbs.
Back Type: With Back
Arm Type: With Arms
Mounting Type: Free Standing, In-Ground, or Surface
Finish: Polyester Powder
Color: Black, White, Brown, Tan, Evergreen. Dk. Green, Bronze, Red, or Blue
Customizable? Size, color, and mounting type

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