Handmade Teak Storage Bench with Cushion

WOOD CEYLON LTD

£174

Introducing the exquisite storage bench with cushion from Wood Ceylon. Crafted with the finest teak wood, this piece melds style and utility seamlessly, making it an exceptional addition to any home. The storage bench with cushion offers unmatched durability, thanks to its robust teak construction. Renowned for its resistance to weather and decay, teak ensures your bench remains beautiful and functional for years. The rich tones and natural grain add an elegant touch to any décor. Comfort is paramount, and this piece features a plush cushion that invites relaxation. The cushion is designed for

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WOOD CEYLON LTD, number 15179734. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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