Garden Bench – Natural Sandstone Appearance – HDPE polyethylene plastic – Lightweight – 12” Height, Medium

Nice entryway bench and I find my deliveries are set there, which is nice. I have a second one in my front yard surrounded by lush green landscaping. Easy to put together!

These benches look like heavy concrete, but are as light as can be before adding sand as a ballast. They show no signs of weathering ever after Montana winters.

When I read the reviews about the quality, I figured what can you expect out of a little resin bench and that’s why you fill it with sand but wow. Even after spending hours and hours filling this thing with sand and adding extra screws to attach it it is so wobbly. No one can sit on this besides my cat. It’s pretty pointless unless you’re using it just for a photo pro or something. It looks nice, but that is literally all it has to offer. Now I have to worry that someone will sit on it and get hurt on my property.

As a photographer who does shoots on-location, I sometimes need an easy to carry prop that can fold down but still look legit. This item is perfect for that. BUT, I have to warn every client before they sit on it that it’s not sturdy. The two legs easily and quickly slide on. There was one loose screw rolling around the box, and if there were once two (one for each leg?), I don’t know where the other one went. I assume they were meant to be secured in the small piece of tape under the seat, who knows. Anyway, two kids can easily sit on it, but warn them first or else the first one who sits down on one side will tip the whole thing over. One adult could sit on it. I’m sure if you fill the legs with sand it becomes more steady. If you need something quick and easy to set up and move around, this is perfect. If you need a stable seat, I would keep looking.

The legs slide off to easy one fits better than the orher

Emsco Garden Bench – Natural Sandstone Appearance – HDPE polyethylene plastic – Lightweight. NOTE: FOR STABILITY YOU MUST PLACE ONE SCREW THROUGH THE BACK SIDE OF THE BENCH TOP INTO EACH OF THE INSERTED LEGS. You won't be able to remove the legs after that so if you are going to fill the legs with sand or water for stability, do it first. I own seven of these plastic benches. Most are in my landscape for the past 15 years, year-round, in heat, sun, rain, hail and freezing weather. They still look new. They have not lost their color or chipped. One I have in my shower as a shower bench because water does not seep into it and it's wide enough (8" deep by 34" wide) to sit on with room left over to place shampoo, etc. on it next to me. The top surface is rough, but I place a soft towel on it. The bench is lightweight but even though I never filled the legs with sand or water for weight, it has never blown over in the wind. Don't set it on rocks until you have cleared away the rocks from under the legs and set it on level ground. I love the look of the bench and the curved surface. I love it so much; I am sending my sister one.

Cute little bench as pictured. Nice touch to my small yard. The finish has some kind of wrap which had already started to be pulling apart as I unboxed it. Looks very tacky & cheap. I've ordered a outdoor sun protectant, as it looks like the finish will not hold up in the summer weather. I kept it was it won't show in the foliage & didn't want the hassle of returning it. But a big disappointment non the less. If you want a nicer quality little bench - this is not the bench for you.

Love the feel and look of this bench. The bottom easily comes apart when moving but I put a little super glue on it, and it did the trick!