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A bench does three jobs a chair cannot. It seats two or three without deciding in advance how many. It slides fully under a table when nobody is using it, which a chair does not. And in a hallway it is the only piece of furniture people will actually sit on to put shoes on.
This seat is solid recycled polymer. The colour and pattern run through the full thickness, so there is no laminate to lift at the edge and no veneer to chip — which matters on a surface that gets sat on, stood on and dragged across a floor. It does not absorb water, does not swell and does not need sealing or oiling.
The pattern is a consequence of how the material is made rather than a print applied to it. Fragments of different colours are mixed and pressed, so the distribution is different on every seat — the one you receive will not be identical to the one photographed.
Four powder-coated steel legs, splayed. They screw directly into the seat with no tools and no fixings to lose: it goes together in a couple of minutes and comes apart the same way, which is what makes a 120 cm bench worth moving between rooms.
At 44 cm it sits at standard seat height against a 73 cm table, and at 40 cm deep it takes a shoe rack or a row of bags underneath.