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Our Fantastic Three Seater Winawood™ Garden Benches

By Matt From Sgc @MattSGC

Three Seater Winawood BenchThe three seater Winawood™ bench range, is available in two colours, and two different styles, giving you a choice of 4 different benches, so you can find the perfect one to fit your garden.

You can choose the benches from the options below:

Winawood Three Seater Teak Thin Slats
Winawood Three Seater Brown Thin Slats

Winawood Three Seater Brown Thick Slats
Winawood Three Seater Teak Thick Slats

The Winawood™ all weather bench range is the perfect maintenance free option for your garden or patio area.  It allows you to save time and money, with no need to cover, oil, or store during the winter.  You can leave it outside all year long, and it will look brand new for years to come.

Winawood 3 seater bench in teak and thin slats

Three Seater Winawood Bench
This is our best selling Winawood™ bench, with beautifully elegant slats, in the wonderful light teak colour.  It’s now only £239, availale to buy online here.

Winawood 3 seater bench in brown and thin slats

Winawood 3 Seater Thin Slats Brown
Another elegant Winawood™ bench, the brown colour fits into any garden style, and it’s now only £239, click here for more information.

Winawood 3 seater bench in brown and thick slats

A great value buy, this three seater thick Winawood bench is definitely one our most popular, and you can buy it online now for only £199.

Winawood 3 seater bench in teak and thick slats

Winawood 3 Seater Thick Slats Teak
The thick teak Winawood™ bench looks great against a backdrop of green leaves, with a lovely light coloured teak finish.  You can buy it online for only £199, click here for more information.

Alternatives to the Winawood™ Benches

If you aren’t so keen on Winawood™, and would prefer something else that is still maintenance free, why not checkout our lovely range of rattan garden furniture, which comes in a variety of sofa sets and benches, perfect for the patio.


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