Tucker Natural Wooden Outdoor Bench
Details at a Glance
| Brand | Artesia |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | Available in four widths: 65 in. W x 12 in. D x 19 in. H, 72 in. W x 12 in. D x 19 in. H, 88 in. W x 12 in. D x 19 in. H, 105 in. W x 12 in. D x 19 in. H |
| Material | Reclaimed teak wood, unfinished |
| Finish | Natural (wood's inherent tone) |
| Outdoor Use | Yes |
| Sustainability | Reclaimed teak; each piece is unique due to natural grain |
Reclaimed teak carries natural oils that resist moisture and deter insects, so this bench stands up to humidity, spills and covered-patio use without sealing. The unfinished surface weathers to a silvery-gray patina outdoors or holds its warm honey tone inside -- your choice. The Tucker Natural Wooden Outdoor Bench is available at LOOMLAN Outdoor with free shipping.
How Well Does Reclaimed Teak Handle Sun and Moisture?
Teak's tight grain and natural silica content make it one of the few hardwoods that won't rot, warp or splinter when exposed to rain and UV. Unfinished reclaimed teak develops a weathered gray patina outdoors over several months, which is purely cosmetic and doesn't weaken the wood. If you want to preserve the original honey-brown color, apply teak oil or sealant every few months; left alone, the gray patina is stable and protects the fibers underneath. Salt air and high humidity won't cause cracking because teak's natural oils remain in the wood even after decades of prior use.
Do You Have to Bring It Inside for Winter?
No -- teak benches can stay outside through winter in most climates. Snow, ice and freezing rain won't harm reclaimed teak, though you'll want to clear heavy snow loads to prevent surface debris from staining the grain. If you're in an area with extreme freeze-thaw cycles, storing the bench under a covered porch or in a shed prolongs the finish and keeps dirt out of the grain. Wipe down the surface in early spring to remove pollen and sap before you use it again.
Where Does This Work Best?
Place it along one side of a table in your outdoor dining set for casual family meals, tuck it under a kitchen island for extra seating that doesn't block traffic, or position it in an entryway for shoes and bags. The backless design lets you slide it completely under the table when you're done, and the natural teak tone layers well with metal outdoor dining chairs or upholstered seats. It works on covered patios, screened porches and indoor dining rooms -- anywhere you need flexible seating that fits a farmhouse or coastal look.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can this bench stay outside all year?
- Yes. Teak's natural oils resist rot and insects, so the bench can remain outdoors through winter in most climates; just clear snow and debris to protect the finish.
- Will the natural finish fade in direct sun?
- Unfinished teak turns silvery-gray when exposed to UV, which is cosmetic and doesn't harm the wood. Apply teak oil every few months if you prefer to keep the honey-brown tone.
- How do I store it over winter?
- If you want to store it, move the bench to a covered porch, shed or garage. If left outside, prop it on its side to shed water and prevent debris from settling in the grain.
- Is it suitable for a coastal or salt-air location?
- Yes. Teak's tight grain and silica content resist salt-air corrosion, making it a reliable choice for beachfront patios and poolside use.
- How long should the bench be for my table?
- A bench that's 12--18 inches shorter than your table length usually works best. The Tucker is available in 65, 72, 88 and 105 inch widths to match most table sizes.
- Does LOOMLAN Outdoor offer free shipping on this bench?
- Yes. Free curbside delivery to the continental United States, no minimum order. White-glove setup and assembly 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.








