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Churnet Valley Coffee Table - Rectangle (Part Assembled)

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Churnet Valley Coffee Table - Rectangle (Part Assembled)Introducing the Churnet Valley Coffee Table Rectangle, a robust and versatile outdoor coffee table that seamlessly complements any garden or patio setting. Crafted with a simplistic yet tasteful design, this table effortlessly blends into any environment, providing both functionality and aesthetic appeal. Whether you're enjoying a morning coffee or hosting an outdoor gathering, this table is a perfect addition to your outdoor furniture collection.

Introducing the Churnet Valley Coffee Table - Rectangle, a robust and versatile outdoor coffee table that seamlessly complements any garden or patio setting. Crafted with a simplistic yet tasteful design, this table effortlessly blends into any environment, providing both functionality and aesthetic appeal. Whether you're enjoying a morning coffee or hosting an outdoor gathering, this table is a perfect addition to your outdoor furniture collection.

Constructed from FSC approved, premium quality pressure treated timber, the Churnet Valley Coffee Table is built to last. The pressure treatment process, known as Tanalisation, ensures that the timber is resistant to rot for up to 20 years, making it a durable and sustainable choice for your outdoor space. Each table is handmade in the UK, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail.

The table's dimensions of 150cm in width, 45cm in height, and 80cm in depth, along with its substantial weight of 25kg, provide a sturdy and stable surface for all your outdoor needs. The thick timber construction and fully braced design further enhance its robustness, ensuring it can withstand the elements and daily use. This coffee table is not just a piece of furniture; it's an investment in quality and longevity.

Key Features

  • Tanalised for long-lasting durability
  • Handmade in the UK
  • Constructed from thick, premium quality timber
  • Fully braced for added strength
  • Dimensions: Width 150cm, Height 45cm, Depth 80cm
  • Weight: 25kg
  • FSC approved timber
  • Rot-resistant for up to 20 years

Frequently Asked Questions

What materials is the Churnet Valley Coffee Table made from?

The Churnet Valley Coffee Table is constructed from FSC approved, premium quality pressure treated timber, ensuring durability and sustainability.

How long is the timber resistant to rot?

The timber used in the Churnet Valley Coffee Table is pressure treated through a process known as Tanalisation, making it resistant to rot for up to 20 years.

Where is the Churnet Valley Coffee Table made?

Each Churnet Valley Coffee Table is handmade in the UK, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail.

What are the dimensions of the Churnet Valley Coffee Table?

The table's dimensions are 150cm in width, 45cm in height, and 80cm in depth.

How much does the Churnet Valley Coffee Table weigh?

The table has a substantial weight of 25kg, providing a sturdy and stable surface for all your outdoor needs.

Is the Churnet Valley Coffee Table durable?

Yes, the table is constructed from thick, premium quality timber and is fully braced for added strength, ensuring it can withstand the elements and daily use.

What makes the Churnet Valley Coffee Table environmentally friendly?

The table is made from FSC approved timber, which means the wood is sourced from responsibly managed forests that provide environmental, social, and economic benefits.

Can the Churnet Valley Coffee Table withstand outdoor conditions?

Yes, the table is designed for outdoor use and its pressure-treated timber construction ensures it is resistant to the elements and rot for up to 20 years.

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