Item Code: 8286/ 8095
Bring timeless charm and practical comfort to your dining space with the Salcombe Grey Oak Dining Bench with Cross Leg. Crafted with precision and attention to detail, this dining bench combines classic country style with durable construction, making it perfect for everyday family meals or elegant dinner gatherings.
The Salcombe Dining Bench features a sturdy, solid wood frame with chunky oak tops and cross-leg supports, giving it a robust and refined appearance. The natural oak-finished top highlights the wood’s rich grain, while the painted grey base adds subtle contrast for a classic look. Its fabric seat is available in grey, charcoal, or beige, providing both comfort and versatility. Designed in a classic country chic style, it complements a wide range of interiors, from traditional to contemporary.
Key Features:
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Solid Oak Construction: Crafted from a mix of oak, oak veneer, and durable mixed woods for long-lasting use.
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Sturdy Cross-Leg Design: Provides strong support and a timeless look.
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Comfortable Fabric Seat: Deeply padded in grey, charcoal, or beige for a comfortable dining experience.
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Classic Painted Finish: Stone grey or sage green options available for added style versatility.
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Pairs Perfectly with Normandy Oak Tables: Complements the Normandy Oak 8–10 Seater Cross-Leg Extending Dining Table.
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Functional and Stylish: Suitable for everyday use, family dining, or special occasions.
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Premium Craftsmanship: Dovetail joints and quality materials ensure durability and refined aesthetics.
Delivery and Returns:
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Free Delivery: on all orders across the UK.
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Time Slot Confirmation: Choose a delivery time convenient for you.
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Professional Handling: Delivered using our own vans to ensure safe and careful transport.
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Easy Returns: Hassle-free returns if you are not fully satisfied.
Bring elegance, comfort, and solid craftsmanship to your dining area. Choose the Salcombe Grey Oak Dining Bench with Cross Leg for a piece that combines style, durability, and everyday functionality.
