5' Cedar Log Patio Bench

SKU: CF1660
UPC: 729331166031
Sale price$443.00

A five-foot cedar log bench — compact enough for a smaller space, substantial enough to feel like real furniture. Handcrafted in Edmore, Michigan from 100% Northern White Cedar, this bench comfortably seats two adults and is built to spend its life outside. The solid log frame and contoured seat give it the feel of something permanent, not something that needs to come inside when the weather turns.

Northern White Cedar is one of the few domestic woods that can handle full outdoor exposure without any treatment. Natural oils in the wood resist rot and insect damage; the cellular structure resists moisture absorption and swelling. This bench can stay out through rain, snow, UV exposure, and freeze-thaw cycles without degrading. It may weather to a silver-grey over time — that's not damage, that's character.

Works as a standalone bench or as additional seating paired with a cedar log patio table. All hardware is included, and assembly is straightforward. Ships via UPS Ground — most orders arrive within 1 to 3 business days of shipment. Free shipping on outdoor furniture over $149 within the contiguous 48 states.

Handcrafted in Edmore, Michigan from 100% Northern White Cedar logs, this five-foot bench comfortably seats two adults. The solid log frame uses mortise and tenon joinery reinforced with hardware, built with the same construction standards Lakeland Mills has maintained since 1923. At five feet, it fits well in tighter spaces without sacrificing the presence of real log construction.

The seat and back are contoured for comfort, making this bench suitable for extended outdoor use. Despite its solid construction, Northern White Cedar is relatively lightweight for a hardwood, so the bench is manageable to move and position when needed.

No finish or sealant is required — Northern White Cedar is naturally rot and insect resistant. Left untreated outside through all four seasons, it will gradually weather to a distinguished silver-grey. A penetrating oil or outdoor sealant applied every few years maintains the original warm cedar tone.