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With contemporary black cross legs and a timeless chestnut oak seat, the Davos 200cm Dining Bench is suitable for a variety of interior decor.

38cm d x 200cm w x 47cm h

Description

12-month warranty

A special finishing touch for your dining area or dining room, the Davos solid oak 200cm dining bench partners bold design with the beauty of wood.

47cm (Height), 200cm (Width), 38cm (Depth)

Enabling you to squeeze in an extra diner at the table when you need to, this bench is the practical choice for your dining area, dining room or kitchen.

Information

Material: Oak & Metal
Colour: Brown and black
Frame: Metal for durability and damage resistance

Details

Leg colour: Black cross legs
Leg material: Metal for durability and damage resistance
Ergonomics: You can dine in true comfort knowing you are being fully supported by the sturdy solid oak and metal frame.

Maintenance: Oil Wood Care

(We recommend you use Osmo Polyx Oil, or other high-quality Danish oil found in DIY or paint and decorating stores.)

Must be oiled prior to first use
For daily care, use a firmly wrung slightly damp cloth with water followed by a dry cloth, to dry any excess moisture.
Remove dust from hardwood using a barely damp lint-free cloth (ideally micro-fiber). Dust, when not removed, will become abrasive and can damage the wood.
Wipe up any sticky areas or spills quickly using a barely damp microfiber cloth to avoid soakage. There should not be enough water in this cloth to leave a residue.
Wipe down with a dry towel afterwards.
To maintain a natural, smooth wooden finish that is durable and resistant to the light, humidity, and temperature conditions of your home, we recommend treating all furniture surfaces with oil three to four times a year or when you notice it getting dry and patchy. Tabletops and other surfaces in daily use may need treating with oil more frequently.
Hardwood needs to be oiled on a regular basis to stop it from drying out.
If the grain has risen and the furniture seems rough, before treating it with oil, you can lightly sand along the grain with fine sandpaper (grade 240-320) – remember to wipe away the wood dust before treating with oil as described above.
This oil will also help to cover any scratches and add to its lustre and color.
Apply the oil with a soft, lint-free cloth along the grain and wipe away any surplus oil with a dry cloth.