Bench
Bench and day beds or Bale is good choice for relaxing in your garden or in the yard of your house.
We make it with several wood choices such as teak wood, bengkirai and used teak wood that has been tested for durability for those who like antique and rustic impression. It can be equipped with a coffee table, removable foam mattress and pillows for added comfort.
Sitting in bench makes your body relax. We not only make chairs, good designs and good materials is important for us. Wood and cushions is right choice for you.
Folding Chair S
Modern Carved Teak Bale
Trembesi Long Bench
Long Outdoor Teak Wood Bench
Teak Garden Bench
Garden Chair Manila
Java Terrace Bench
Bale Pagar Betawi
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Teakwood Round Table "Garden Spiral" (foldable)Our round outdoor table made of teakwood is well suited for cafe’s and restaurant but also the best choice for your terrace or garden. With an closable ambrella hole in the middle it can also function as an umbrella stand to protect it’s users from sun and rain. Due to its foldable legs and not too heavy weight it...
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Teakwood Trolley – With Wheels and a Handle for an Easy MovementTrolley for restaurants or cafes, or to complement your kitchen.
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