American Oak Bench

£240.00

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Details

Height: ~45cm | Width: 100–170cm (multiple sizes) | Depth: 24cm or 29cm
Wood: Solid American Oak
Finish: Hard wax oil
Free UK mainland delivery — delivered fully pre-assembled
Handmade in Lincolnshire, UK

At the end of a bed, along a dining table, or against a hallway wall — a well-made bench is one of the most useful pieces in a home. This one is solid American oak throughout: no softwood, no MDF, no hollow sections. The seat is deep enough to sit on comfortably (24cm or 29cm depth options) and the length runs from 100 to 170cm to suit a range of spaces. Hard wax oil keeps the grain open and the surface honest.

Free shipping to UK mainland

Estimated delivery: Sep 20 - Sep 24

Made by Kohba in the UK

All Kohba pieces are designed, crafted and finished in our own workshop in Boston, Lincolnshire. Every product is made to order in small batches, allowing us to carefully select each board, refine every joint and ensure the consistent, long-lasting quality you expect from British-made furniture.

Learn more about Kohba here.

Delivery

We use a trusted two-person delivery service to ensure your furniture is placed exactly where you want it in your home. Once your order is ready, we’ll get in touch to arrange a convenient delivery date.

Shipping is free across mainland UK, and we also deliver to Ireland and international destinations. Please note that additional charges may apply outside mainland UK — feel free to message us for a personalised shipping quote.

For smaller items we use predominately royal mail or parcel force but may use other suppliers depending on the shipping destination.

Product Care

To keep your wooden furniture looking its best, simply dust it regularly using a soft, dry cloth.
For long-term care, we recommend a light maintenance routine once a month.

Avoid leaving water or liquids on the surface for extended periods, as this can damage the wood—always wipe spills away promptly.

Do not use abrasive cleaners, chlorine-based products, degreasers, or linseed oil, as these can clog the grain and darken the finish.