Barlow Teak STB 180 Garden Bench Made of Teak
Some furniture has nothing to prove. The Barlow Teak STB 180 garden bench follows a tradition older than any trend: the English park bench, built from solid teak and designed to withstand decades outdoors. Vertical slats form the backrest, the armrests end in rounded contours, and the sturdy frame sits securely on the ground. Nothing about this bench is decorative—every line serves a purpose.
The material defines its character. Plantation-grown teak is dense, oily, and naturally suited to outdoor life. When freshly delivered, the wood displays a warm honey tone; left untreated, it ages over the seasons to a muted silver-gray—a patina that many choose deliberately because it allows the bench to blend seamlessly into the garden. Our material overview shows why teak is so well suited to outdoor use.
At 180 cm long, the bench seats three—at the end of a garden path, under a tree, or against a house wall overlooking the lawn. It works wherever you want to arrive and stay a while: in a private garden, a park, a hotel courtyard, or at the entrance to a country house. It is made by Barlow Teak in family-run workshops using plantation teak.
If you are looking for different proportions, the STB series is also available in 150, 195, and 240 cm—the same construction, adapted to a path, a niche, or a wide lawn. This keeps the look of the garden harmonious, even when multiple seating areas are created.
Frequently Asked Questions
In what sizes is the STB garden bench available?
The STB series is available in four lengths: 150, 180, 195, and 240 cm. The STB 180 is the three-seater version of the series.
Can the bench remain outdoors all year round?
Yes. Teak contains natural oils and is weather-resistant without treatment. Left untreated, the wood develops a silver-gray patina, while its structural integrity remains unaffected.
Is assembly required?
Yes, the bench is delivered disassembled and assembled on site.
How do I care for the teak bench?
Water and a soft brush are sufficient for cleaning. To preserve the honey tone, the wood can be treated once or twice a year with a teak care product.
