Benches
Both styles of Amish Barkwood benches really look inviting on your lawn or patio.
They seem to belong alongside your picnic table.
You might even be able to forget the clock
and escape the rat race when enough of these invite you to
rest and linger among your flowers, trees, and shrubs.
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Placing the benches in a garden or on a lawn gives you a great place to rest.
The rustic beauty of real log benches blends into a garden better
than any plastic, concrete, or steel furniture could. (Wouldn't it
be great if every golf course had these set up at the tees and along the
edges of the rough? Then golfers could enjoy a slow pace of play.)
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Our 60 inch long table can easily fit crosswise onto a porch. As you can
see above, with our separate benches alongside the table, you can easily slide
in and out from the table. If it rains, just slide in closer to the wall!
A long porch with a good view can be a great place to sit while drinking
and snacking. Just place the benches parallel to the wall, and use the
table for serving a buffet.
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Here the benches are serving as picnic table benches. They are light
enough for an adult to pick up and move, but less likely to blow around in
a wind than plastic lawn furniture. Even the tables can be moved from a deck
or patio out to the lawn when the sun gets a little hot and you want to sit in the shade!
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Here is a more rustic style that makes a great outdoor bench. This style is
known as the "log-leg" style because the vertical supports are whole logs.
The other kind is known as the "plank-leg" style because the vertical supports
are made from thick wide planks.
Like the other style, these are light enough to be easily carried, but not so light as to blow around in a wind like plastic lawn furniture. These make beautiful display stands for heavy clay flower pots or large wooden planters! |
| NAME OF ITEM: |
Picnic Bench
Please specify finished or ready-to-finish when ordering. |
| STYLE OPTION: |
Specify either plank-leg or log-leg construction.
Standard (Medium Contrast) Amish Barkwood style or High Contrast Amish Barkwood style (both can be with or without flame darkening) |
| SIZE: |
Offered in two lengths (regular and long);
both lengths are about 14 inches wide and 17 inches high Regular Picnic Bench: 60 inches long Long Picnic Bench: 72 inches long |
| MATERIALS: | Wisconsin white pine |
| FINISH: |
water and stain resistant polymer clear coat
over one coat of clear sanding sealer |
| WEIGHT: |
Approximately 30 pounds Regular Length
Approximately 35 pounds Long Length |
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| PRICE (USD): |
$ 145 regular 60 inch bench
$ 185 regular 60 inch bench with thick glaze $ 175 long 72 inch bench $ 195 long 72 inch bench with thick glaze The price is the same for both plank-leg and log-leg styles. Cashier's checks or money orders are welcome. You may pay with your personal check, but shipment will be delayed slightly while your check clears our bank. You may also request C.O.D. (Cash On Delivery) shipment. C.O.D. payments must be in cashier's checks or money orders. |
| SHIPPING: |
Delivery can be made anywhere in the 48 contiguous states,
into much of Canada, and maybe into Mexico, too. We can often deliver and setup your furniture ourselves within a distance of 200 miles from our shops in southern Wisconsin. We make special arrangements with Bekins Van Lines for delivery, including help with carrying the furniture into your home or office. NOTE: You or someone representing you must be present to inspect and receive (sign for) the furniture upon delivery! Therefore, Bekins will call you to make a delivery appointment. If you can not honor the appointment, you must re-schedule delivery for a time when you can be present. Call, write, or send an email to get the exact shipping charge. Shipping costs vary with the price of fuel, so you must request an up-to-date shipping quote before you mail your payment! NEW: Federal Express ground service is cheaper and faster than the Bekins rates that we show in our shipping tables! With FEDEX, every delivery of log furniture is unique and must be quoted exactly according to the items wanted. |
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home office: (920) 394-9931
cell phone: (608) 695 - 4302
or if no answer, try our webmaster at his office: (608) 429-4285 If you are leaving a message, be sure to provide your name and your own phone number. In order to estimate the shipping cost, we need to know the names and quantities of the items in which you are interested, and where you want them to be delivered (at least the ZIP code). You may inquire about alternative and custom designs or options. |
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Please print, type, or clearly write the name of the item you want
(from this page it is "Picnic Bench" or "Long Picnic Bench") and indicate the quantity that you want (if more than one). Be sure to specify any options that you want! Please include your telephone number, and always include your name and the address where you want delivery. Then send all of that information, along with your check, money order, or your C.O.D. instructions, to: Amish Barkwood Furniture ATTN: Lynn Radtke W7060 County Road B Dalton, WI 53926 |
We guarantee that every one of our traditional and rustic log or wooden furniture pieces is unique and made by hand! |
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Charmed living starts here!
Call for more information or to place an order: (920) 394 - 9931 or (608) 695 - 4302 or send an inquiry by email to: service@amishbarkwood.com Serving America's heartland from traditional Wisconsin. |
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