Mission Storage Bench – 19 Series

Description

The mission storage bench is perfect for the entryway or mud room. The storage space is ideal to catch your purse, wallet, keys, newspaper, you name it. The open space under the bench is a great place to put your shoes and boots for easy access. Baskets also fit nicely. Keep your entryway or mudroom neat and organized. The larger widths also work well for extra seating for those special occasions – especially in smaller homes where it is important for every piece of furniture to serve multiple functions.

BENCH DIMENSIONS:                                            WOOD CHOICES:

DEPTH:  17″D                                                           Maple, Red Oak, Hickory, Cherry & Quarter Sawn White Oak

HEIGHT:  36″H

WIDTH:  24″, 28″, 32″, 36″, 40″, 44″ or 48″W

Note:

• Dimensions are maximum overall depth, height and width.
• Bench with drawers is a modification options.  Please call 218-587-3696 or email us for pricing details.

 

BENCH COMPARISON OF FEATURES:

Additional information

Dimensions	N/A
Wood Type:	Maple, Red Oak, Cherry, Oak 1/4 Sawn, Hickory
Size (L x W x H):	24 x 17 x 36, 28 x 17 x 36, 32 x 17 x 36, 36 x 17 x 36, 40 x 17 x 36, 44 x 17 x 36, 48 x 17 x 36
Finish	Antique Cherry, Clear Coat, Dark Walnut, Early American, Ebony, Espresso, Fruitwood, Golden Oak, Golden Pecan, Ipswich Pine, Jacobean, Natural, Provincial, Puritan Pine, Red Mahogany, Special Walnut, Unfinished

USE AND CARE of your Furniture:

• Immediately clean up any moisture or spills. Use coasters and/or tablecloths.

• Real wood furniture may scratch, treat it with respect. To prevent scratches do not slide things across the furniture. Again, use tablecloths, coasters, etc. to protect the surface.

• We recommend using a slightly damp dust cloth for cleaning. See this article -http://alsnetbiz.com/homeimprovement/info5.html

• If you would like to use a cleaning product Pledge or Old English are acceptable according to the stain and top coat manufacturer.

• Avoid cleaning products with ammonia. They will harm the top coat.

• Avoid putting your furniture in direct sunlight or directly over heat/air ducts.

• Maintain a comfortable humidity level all year round. If your home is too dry/moist for you it is too dry/moist for your furniture.