Benches offer great flexibility for seating options all the while opening up your space. They are great for kids and an easy "slide right in" and get comfortable. On our pedestal style tables the bench is the length of the table. With four leg designs, the bench will fit between the legs. Scroll below for examples.
Benches
Type, Size, & Pricing
| Size | 16x60 | 16x66 | 16x72 | 16x78 | 16x84 | 16x90 | 16x96 | 16x102 | 16x108 | 16x114 | 16x120 | 16x126 | 16x132 | 16x138 | 16x144 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seats | 2 | 2 | 2-3 | 2-3 | 3 | 3 | 3-4 | 4 | 4 | 4-5 | 5 | 5 | 5-6 | 6 | 6-7 |
| Average Price |
$818 to $955 |
$843 to $980 |
$868 to $1,005 |
$893 to $1,030 |
$918 to $1,055 |
$943 to $1,080 |
$968 to $1,105 |
$993 to $1,130 |
$1,018 to $1,155 |
$1,043 to $1,180 |
$1,068 to $1,205 |
$1,093 to $1,230 |
$1,118 to $1,255 |
$1,143 to $1,280 |
$1,168 to $1,305 |
*We customize the benches to your needs. Any size/style. You choose the details.
Answers to Common Questions
Can I customize size, color, other details?
Yes! You tell us the size. We have a plethora of bases, woods, colors, edge details, top thicknesses, and many other options. With this, we will walk you through the selection process so you can hand pick each detail to create your bench! If you are purchasing a table with us, it is standard the table and bench have the same details.
Do you build one-of-a-kind pieces?
Yes! We've had many projects come to life through inspiration images or sketches. With this, we work closely with you to iron out the specifics and each detail. Contact us directly to begin this process.
How do you determine the bench size, style, and length?
The bench size/style will depend on the table shape. For our standard rectangular tables, the bench is the same length as the table and essentially a scaled down version of the table. Four leg benches will maintain the same details as the table, but are shortened to fit between the legs of the table. For other shaped tables, bench sizing/shape will vary.
What kind of wood do you use for your benches?
We stick to the harder of the hardwoods: hickory, ash, hard maple, walnut, and quarter sawn white oak. Often the color choice will influence the wood species as we select the best wood for the desired color. The stain essentially enhances the natural characteristics of the wood and then we finish it off by applying a clear top coat, providing a very durable surface. The wear occurs on the clear coat vs. surfaces that are prone to chipping, clouding, and wearing poorly in appearance due to soft wood/faux wood/painted-type finish that is often found in most furniture stores.
Do benches require a cross brace?
The cross brace (bar that runs between the two pedestals) is optional and dependent on base shape/style.
#3 | Metal Single Post Bench, Walnut, No Cross Brace, Minimal Distress, No Grooves, Natural Wavy Edge, Light Brown Satin, Satin, Flatter Black Powder Coat
#10 | Flush Leg Bench, Hickory, Light Distress, Natural Wavy Edge, House Provincial, Minimal Black Shad, Satin
#15 | Brewer Bench, Quarter Sawn White Oak, No Apron, Clean Edge, No Distress, No Grooves, Cotton, Flat
#20 | Open Picture Frame Bench, Walnut, Thick Top, Clean Edge, No Distress, No Grooves, Flat, Natural Metal
#27 | Metal-T Bench Ash Top, No Cross Brace, No Grooves, Clean Edge, Minimal Distress, Black Espresso, Satin, Super Chrome
#28 | Anchor Arched Bench, Ash, No Distress, Light Tumbled Edge, No Grooves, Prado, Black Shadow, Flat