Sheeshamwood
Sheesham, also known as rosewood, is an extremely hard, resistant wood that stands out for its beauty. Its rapid growth makes the Sheesham tree excellent for controlled plantation cultivation.
Precious wood
The wood of the sheesham tree, like oak, cherry or cedar, belongs to the so-called precious woods. Precious wood is the name given to woods with a special grain, colouring, hardness or rarity.
Unique
Sheesham furniture is absolutely unique pieces. Just like the tree from which they were made, the colouring and grain is absolutely unique. Each Sheesham solid wood piece of furniture looks a little different and is unique. Two identical Sheesham furniture can look completely different. This is not a defect at all, but makes each piece of furniture something very special, valuable and unique. And that's exactly what makes Sheesham furniture so unique.
 
Attractive kitchen bench with 4 sturdy legs made of solid wood
Handmade – each item is unique and has its own grain.
Sheesham solid wood // Smaller cracks, knotholes and colour differences are typical of solid wood as it is a product of nature
Graceful and natural wood grain
Width: 160 cm, height: 45 cm, depth: 35 cm
 
 
 
Ideal addition to your dining table
Fits perfectly into almost all interior styles
Robust legs support the seat
Rectangular shape
Easy to combine
Ideal for dining tables with a height of 76 cm
 
 
Recommended number of people: 1-4
Seat 160 x 35 cm
Maximum load capacity: 200 kg
 
 
 
Acacia wood.
The acacia wood is one of the hardest and most robust woods in the world. It is approx. 1.7 times harder than oak and has a very long service life and durability.
The right room climate is important.
Naturally the acacia wood is very robust. The wood reacts sensitively to bad room climate. A constant indoor climate of 20-24 degrees Celsius and a constant humidity of 40-60% are best suited for solid wood furniture made of acacia. Please make sure that you do not place furniture made of acacia wood next to a heater, oven or other heat sources. Unfortunately, this also applies to underfloor heating. Due to the heat fluctuations (switching on the heating off), the acacia wood contracts and expands again. This can cause cracking and warping table legs and drawers. Even dry heating air can make the wood brittle. In order to create a constant, pleasant feel-good climate for acacia furniture, it is recommended to use indoor plants or a humidifier.
Water and heat - the natural enemy.
If something is spilled on the painted acacia wood, it is quick to prevent unwanted keepsakes. It is best to remove the spilled liquid thoroughly with kitchen paper. Please do not place wet or hot objects (water rim glass, cooking