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Rustic Furniture from the log - Glass Top Tables - Tree Table Sculpture P.O. Box 143, Wilson, Kansas, 67490, US
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Garden Benches
Often, I am asked; "Is there a wood that can be used outside? Exterior garden benches is generally the subject. A wooden yet durable, exterior, garden bench. The answer is YES there are such woods and a simple fence post provides proof positive.
What wood do farmers use for fence posts?
A fence post is stuck into the ground where it is moist. A LOT more moisture than most garden benches will ever see. IN the ground, the wood is subject to rot and insects. Due to the high cost of fencing, farmers are not about to use woods that will easily rot. So, what DO they use? WHITE Oak and Hedge. I emphasize the WHITE of white oak because there are other speci of oak I would not reccommend for this use. White Oak is the toughest of oaks and, along with Hedge, has been used as fence posts for about a century in the U.S.A.. Europe, a lot longer. Thus, for a natural long lasting outdoor garden bench - White Oak or Hedge.
To view a number of White Oak bench designs that can be used for garden benches, click here. All of the benches and most of the other furnisihgs you will find on my website are made of White Oak. The particular sub-speci is Burr Oak, of Kansas. An incredibly pretty wood.
