Gather Extendable Curved-End Bench
Every order plants a tree
Every Purchase Plants a Tree
We've partnered with Tree-Nation to plant a tree for every order placed, supporting reforestation projects around the world. After your purchase, you'll receive a digital tree certificate with the species planted and the GPS coordinates of the project. Your tree, tracked and verified. It's a small step built into every order, with no extra cost to you.
Made for the Gather Round Table: This extendable farmhouse dining bench is designed to grow alongside the round-to-oval table for a coordinated seating setup.
Curved Ends for Easier Movement: Rounded ends complement the shape of the Gather Round Table while creating smoother pathways around your dining area.
Crossbuck Farmhouse Design: The bench repeats the table’s angled crossbuck trestle details, bringing the same American farmhouse character to the seating.
Stores All 3 Panels Inside: An open centre compartment keeps every bench extension organized and close by when additional seating is needed.
Four Two-Tone Finish Combinations: Pair a Belgian Oak or French Chestnut bench top with a Patina Black or Patina White base.
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No Assembly Required
All of the heavy lifting was done on our end - enjoy it right out of the box.
High-Quality Materials
Made with solid wood and engineered hardwood.
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Product Description
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Weight & Support
Bench - 83 lbs.⎮38 kg
Supports up to 1500 lbs.⎮680.4 kg -
Materials | Care
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Care
The Transformer Round Bench is heat, scratch, stain, and liquid resistant. It can be easily cleaned with a damp cloth and gentle wood cleaner. Doing so on a regular basis will keep your Transformer Round Bench looking just as it did the day it was delivered to your home.
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