Bench Paris In Teak With Rattan – Natural Colour

The Paris Bench measures 138.00 centimeters in width, 48.00 centimeters in depth, and stands at a height of 38.00 centimeters. This furniture piece weighs 12.00 kilograms and occupies a volume of 0.2500 cubic meters when packaged or placed. The primary structural material utilized in the manufacturing process is solid teak wood, chosen for its density and natural resistance to moisture and decay. The seating surface incorporates a woven rattan panel set within a rigid teak wooden frame, creating a dual-material construction method that distributes weight evenly across the bench span.

Teak wood features a natural grain pattern with honey-brown tones that vary subtly across each individual bench. The wood surfaces undergo a thorough sanding process to produce a smooth tactile finish without the application of heavy synthetic lacquers or pigmented stains, preserving the authentic coloration of the raw timber. The natural colour designation refers to this untreated or clear-sealed aesthetic, which highlights the organic characteristics of the teak material.

The rectangular seat spans 138.00 centimeters horizontally, providing adequate linear space for multiple occupants. The 48.00-centimeter depth accommodates standard seating postures, while the 38.00-centimeter height places the seating surface lower than conventional dining chairs, aligning with the dimensions typically used for lounge settings, entryways, or paired low-profile tables. The legs connect directly to the underside of the seat frame through traditional joinery techniques, ensuring stability under vertical load conditions.

Rattan webbing forms the central insert of the bench top, affixed to the surrounding teak border using a secure binding technique. This woven section consists of peeled rattan strands passed through a patterned grid, yielding a permeable surface with slight flex. The flexibility of the rattan weave provides responsive support under pressure, returning to its original tension when the weight is removed. Air circulates freely through the perforated rattan grid, preventing moisture accumulation beneath seated individuals.

With a total weight of 12.00 kilograms, the bench is sufficiently heavy to remain stable during routine use, yet light enough to be repositioned manually across interior or sheltered exterior floors. The compact CBM measurement of 0.2500 indicates a streamlined profile that minimizes spatial footprint during transport and placement in narrow hallways, bedroom ends, or living room perimeters.

Maintenance requirements for the Paris Bench reflect its material composition. The teak elements require occasional cleaning with a damp cloth and mild soap to remove surface dust. Direct exposure to continuous precipitation or extreme temperature fluctuations can affect the natural moisture content of the wood, making indoor placement or sheltered outdoor placement optimal for long-term preservation. The rattan portion benefits from gentle dusting with a soft brush attachment to prevent particulate buildup within the woven intersections.

Hardware and fasteners used in the assembly are concealed within the internal joinery to maintain uninterrupted sightlines along the exterior wooden surfaces. The perimeter frame features rounded edges and softened corners, removing sharp angles from the primary contact points along the seat’s perimeter. The structural joints rely on mortise and tenon configurations, a woodworking method that secures the vertical legs to the horizontal seat frame without relying exclusively on external metal brackets.

The combination of solid teak framing and a natural rattan seat insert results in a balanced physical load distribution. The 12-kilogram mass is concentrated primarily in the denser teak components, anchoring the lower portion of the furniture piece while the lighter rattan panel defines the central upper plane. This construction method keeps the total mass manageable while retaining the structural rigidity required for daily seating functions.