Outdoor Wood Bench Set for Patio, Sandblasted Brown
Two matching benches give your patio steady, good-looking seats. A sandblasted teak-brown slatted top sits on a rustic metal A-frame with a cross stretcher and rubber foot caps.
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Two matching benches give your patio steady, good-looking seats. A sandblasted teak-brown slatted top sits on a rustic metal A-frame with a cross stretcher and rubber foot caps.
Two sturdy outdoor benches with a warm sandblasted wood finish and rustic metal base for patios and gardens
- needs weather-ready outdoor seating
- need for extra seating at dining or patio areas
- wobbly seating on uneven surfaces
Two benches that turn your patio into a place to linger
Before, guests balance on mismatched chairs and wobbly stools. After, a matched pair of sandblasted wood benches with a rustic metal base gives everyone a steady seat around the table.
A warm wood seat on a steady metal frame

Warm sandblasted wood seat
The slatted seat has a sandblasted teak-brown finish with the grain left visible. It reads as natural and suits patios, decks and gardens.

Steady A-frame base
Angled metal legs, a cross stretcher bar and rubber foot caps keep the bench planted on uneven pavers and decks.

A matched pair for balance
Two identical benches seat guests on both sides of a table or frame an entryway evenly.
Two matching benches in one set
- Carlisle bench, sandblasted brown×2
Slatted wood seat on a rustic metal A-frame
From improvised seats to a patio that feels planned
The patio that never felt finished
You have a table, but not enough seats. So someone drags over a kitchen chair, someone else perches on a stool, and nothing matches. The space works, but it never looks settled.
Built to hold steady
Angled A-frame legs spread the load. A cross stretcher bar ties them together, and rubber foot caps grip the ground and protect it. Pavers are rarely perfect, and these are made for that.
A place to settle in
Dinner runs long. Someone brings a book out, someone else sets a snack bowl on the end. The warm teak-brown slats match the setting, and the pair looks like it was always meant to be there.
Simple care that keeps the finish warm
- Wipe the slats
Mild soapy water and a soft cloth.
- Drain after rain
Tip slightly, then wipe dry.
- Skip harsh cleaners
Strong chemicals can dull the sandblasted grain.
- Keep the metal dry
Dry frames hold their finish longer.
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Questions and answers
The angled A-frame legs, cross stretcher and rubber foot caps are built for steadiness. On a noticeably sloped spot, move each bench to the flattest area and check that all four caps sit evenly.
The set is built for outdoor use with a sandblasted wood seat and a powder-coated metal frame. Wipe the slats after rain and keep the metal dry, and the finish will hold up through the season.
Each bench is a full-size slatted seat, so one bench on each long side of a table seats guests on both sides. Exact seating depends on your table and how close people sit.
Yes. The teak-brown wood and dark bronze frame sit well beside dark metal, wood or brick. Try them with a wood picnic table.
Storing them under cover or in a waterproof storage box area keeps the finish looking its best, though it is your call.
A matched pair costs less per seat than buying separate chairs, and you skip the mismatched look. Over several summers of dinners, one set covers what a handful of odd chairs would.
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