Dorset Garden Swing Seat by Charles Taylor – 3 Seats Burgundy Cushions
This swing seat can be displayed with pride, and the additional features and comfort provided will last for years to come. Ideal for those who love spending time outdoors and want a garden that will wow guests.
The Dorset collection will effortlessly complement any garden with a sleek design and durable build.
A wonderfully enjoyable and comfortable seating option when you want to spend time outside. A great way to unwind with friends or a good book. Wood, with the right care and attention, solid wooden garden furniture can last a lifetime. It doesn’t rust like metal and neither will it lose its colour in the sun like some plastic garden furniture. You and 2 others will be able to relax, enjoy snacks, and chat in the sunshine.
This swing seat features an ergonomic design for your greater comfort. Gentle rocking only as the swing hasn’t been designed for vigorous swinging. Children using the swing must be supervised at all times. For your safety, all fixings should be checked regularly. To maintain freshness, it is best practice to store cushions and the removable roof cover indoors when not in use. Made from sustainably sourced materials – the Scandinavian redwood used comes from ethically managed sustainable sources built to last. Constructed with rust-resistant galvanised zinc bolts. An oil-based preservative has been added for long term durability. A product proudly made in Great Britain that requires no assembly.
Specifications:
Product type: swing seat
Material: wood
Colour: neutral
Pattern / Finish: natural
Number of seats: 3
Seat style: Swinging
Padded seat: Yes
Cushion colour: Burgundy
Cushion pattern: Plain
Parasol included: No
Assembly required: No
Additional features
Set includes
1 x Winchester 3-seater swing seat with seat cushion
1 x detachable roof cover
2 x matching scatter cushions
Aftercare instructions included
Dimensions:
196 (H) x 225 (W) x 124 (D) cm
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