Right-Corner Outdoor Patio Bench with Charcoal Cushions

A corner seat that anchors the whole layout

• A corner that anchors the layout

  The right-facing arm closes the corner of the layout. Set the bench so the arm faces the rest of the patio and the seat pulls people into the same conversation. It fills the corner that single chairs and straight benches leave open.

• X-back panels with crisp detail

  The crisscross back panels give the weathered grey frame a clear structure you can see from the seat and from across the deck. The charcoal back cushion sits flush against the frame, and its piped edge keeps the back looking finished.

• A low seat that grounds the set

  At 10.25 in, the seat sits low, close to the patio surface on its leg feet. Check that height against your table before you place the bench, so lounging and dining both feel right.

Set the corner in one afternoon

1. 1
   Open the frame

   Lift the weathered grey wood frame out of the carton. Check that the X-cross back panels and the right-facing arm are intact before you start.

2. 2
   Find the cushions

   The charcoal seat, back and arm cushions come wrapped separately. Look for crisp piping and an even fabric face on each one.

3. 3
   Set the legs

   Attach the leg feet so the bench sits level on your patio surface. Check the 10.25 in seat height against your table, then place the cushions square on the frame.

Four pieces, one finished corner

• Corner bench frame×1

  Wood frame with X-cross back panels and right-facing arm

• Seat cushion×1

  Charcoal, 4 in thick, with piping

• Back cushion×1

  Charcoal, 15 in tall, with piping

• Arm cushion×1

  Charcoal, 6 in thick, matches the seat and back

The corner that stays empty

The corner that stays empty

Every gathering ends the same way. Guests drift to the edge of the patio, stand by the grill with a plate, or perch on whatever hard seat is left. The corner stays bare because single chairs do not face each other and a straight bench never fits the turn.

A seat that finishes the space

The right-facing arm turns the corner into a seat that faces the table and the rest of the yard. The four pieces arrive together, so the cushions match the frame from the first afternoon. The set reads as one built piece, not a pile of mismatched furniture, and people sit down and stay.

What to expect as the corner comes together

1. First use
   Corner set in one afternoon

   Once assembled and placed, the bench fills the corner and the cushions sit square on the frame. Check that the back and arm cushions line up before your first guests arrive.

2. 3 uses
   Guests find the corner

   Over a few gatherings, people start choosing the corner seat first. Check the cushions if they shift after heavy use.

3. 30 days
   Routine settles in

   The corner becomes part of your regular outdoor routine. Keep the frame and cushions wiped after rain so the finish stays even.

Keep the frame and cushions looking even

• Wipe after rain

  Wipe the frame and cushions after rain so the finish keeps looking even.

• Cover in storms

  Bring cushions under cover when storms or heavy rain are forecast.

• Square the cushions

  Check that the back and arm cushions line up after you move the bench.

Sized for a corner, not a hallway

• 58.25 x 30.25 x 26.50 inOverall size
• 56 x 28 inSeat
• 10.25 inSeat height
• 15 in tallBack cushion

Measure the corner run and the walkway before you place the bench.

Why this corner, not a straight bench