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Drachmann Bench
Drachmann Bench by Bernt Santesson, 1982: a teak garden bench that takes on a silver-grey patina
1290 × 860 × 580 mm
1982
Approx. $2,200 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The Drachmann Bench was designed in 1982 by Danish designer Bernt Santesson. It is an outdoor bench, described as a small two-seater, in teak that is 100% FSC-certified.
Construction
- Teak certified 100% FSC, selected for its strength and beauty over time
- Untreated, the teak turns silver-grey with a patina
Specifications
- 129 x 58 x 86 cm (50.8 x 22.8 x 33.9 in)
- Height 86 cm (33.9 in), seat height 44 cm (17.3 in)
- Weight 22.3 kg (49.2 lb)
Story
A garden bench since 1982
Bernt Santesson designed the Drachmann Bench in 1982. The longest-living garden bench in the outdoor series, it suits standing alone and works as a long seat beside a table.
Teak that weathers to silver-grey
Teak was chosen for the bench for its strength and beauty over time. Left untreated, it takes on a silver-grey patina.
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Collection
Skagerak
The Skagerak Collection by Fritz Hansen: contemporary wooden furniture for indoors and outdoors, 43 series, 34 designers, FSC-certified wood and repair in mind.
