Monolith Concrete Outdoor Bench with Teak Tabletop - All-Weather Teak
Details at a Glance
| Brand | Seasonal Living |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 71 in. W x 23 in. D x 16.5 in. H |
| Weight | 170 lbs |
| Materials | Lightweight Concrete, Reclaimed Teak |
| Color Options | Ivory White, Slate Grey |
| Weather Resistance | Suitable for indoor and outdoor use |
Lightweight concrete and reclaimed teak combine in a bench engineered to handle full sun and moisture without tipping in high winds or requiring seasonal disassembly. The Monolith Concrete Outdoor Bench with Teak Tabletop, a 71-inch design available at LOOMLAN Outdoor with free shipping, seats three adults or provides expansive surface space for planters and décor. Every concrete base is handcrafted, so natural veining variations ensure no two pieces are identical.
How Well Does Lightweight Concrete and Teak Handle Rain and Sun?
Lightweight concrete tolerates full-sun exposure without structural degradation, and its 170-pound mass resists wind lift that topples hollow resin pieces. Teak's natural oils repel water and resist rot, making it ideal for garden paths and uncovered patios where rain pools. Both materials allow minor color shifts over time -- concrete may lighten slightly, and teak will silver naturally -- but neither cracks, rusts, or requires sealing to remain structurally sound outdoors.
Do You Have to Oil the Teak, and Will It Turn Grey?
Teak will silver to a soft grey patina if left untreated, a natural process that does not compromise its weather resistance. You can preserve the golden-brown tone by applying teak oil annually, though the wood remains fully functional without it. Store cushions when not in use to prevent mildew, and hose down the concrete base if dust accumulates in textured veining.
Where Does This Work Best on a Patio or Deck?
Position this bench along a garden path for a modern focal point, or pair it with dining seating from our outdoor accent chairs collection for flexible layout changes. In covered porches the teak surface doubles as a console for potted herbs or items from the outdoor accessories range, while the concrete mass suits commercial courtyards and hotel lobbies. Browse the full outdoor benches selection for complementary seating, or visit our guide on designing your dream outdoor living space to map furniture zones.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can this bench stay outside all year?
- Yes -- both lightweight concrete and teak are suitable for year-round outdoor use, though covering it in regions with heavy freeze-thaw cycles will extend the finish life of the concrete.
- Will the teak turn grey, and can I stop it?
- Teak naturally silvers to grey over months of sun exposure; applying teak oil annually slows this process and preserves the golden-brown color.
- Does teak need to be oiled?
- No -- teak's natural oils provide weather resistance without treatment, though oiling maintains the original color and prevents silvering.
- Will the finish fade in direct sun?
- Lightweight concrete and teak both tolerate full sun; the concrete may lighten slightly and the teak will silver, but neither material structurally degrades from UV exposure.
- How many people does a 71-inch bench seat?
- This bench comfortably seats three adults, or provides expansive surface space for planters and outdoor décor.
- Is delivery and setup included?
- Free curbside delivery to the continental USA is included; white-glove in-room placement and setup are available upon request for an additional fee.
We recommend a simple and effective cleaning and care regimen for our products.
Use a light application of mild soap and water with a spray bottle or dampened soft cloth to clean the surface of your piece.
Follow with a fresh dry towel to wipe away any excess moisture that remains.