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Edinburgh Bootroom Bench, 2 seater

Name: Edinburgh Bootroom Bench, 2 seater
Brand: Neptune
SKU: EDID-BEN-1200-VO
Price: 715.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

Part of our Edinburgh Collection

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Hallway organisation doesn’t stop at coat racks. The Edinburgh bench has space underneath for two Somerton baskets, which means that, as well as being a place to sit and take your shoes of, it’ll also bring order to all the hats, gloves, bags and scarves that inevitably end up by the door too. It’s perfect for boot rooms, but small enough if your entrance is just a corner.

Technical information

Length:

120cm

Depth:

42cm

Height:

47cm

Seat depth:

42cm

Storage space:

W104cm x D36cm x H32.5cm

Product mastercode

EDID-BEN-1200-VO

Will it fit?

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Delivery & returns

Care & need to knows

Natural timber will always want to move. It’s going to expand and shrink as the temperature and humidity in your home changes, but there are specialist joinery techniques that can help to counteract the movement. And that’s exactly what we do, so although you might see a little movement in the timber over the seasons, it won’t change drastically.

A closer look at Edinburgh

Materials

Oak, because it’s the hardwood to end all hardwoods – for us at least. Oak means it’ll look more than good in your home. You can expect the odd knot here and the odd change in wood grain there – which means no two benches will ever look quite the same – but overall, it’s a well-balanced, and in our opinion, beautiful timber.

Finish

Brushing, buffing, staining – they’re the steps that make Edinburgh’s oak look a bit rustic, without having to use already aged timber. This version of rustic is great for people who like the idea of vintage, but prefer things that are ‘brand new’. Then, we apply our treatment oil – IsoGuard® – to make it easier to live with. Think of it as a bit of a defence barrier, but one that you can’t see, feel or would ever know was there.