Lincoln bench product specifications
| Feature |
Details |
| Product Code |
71018 |
| Material |
Fresh sawn oak |
| Size |
Available in stock sizes or as a custom build |
| Warranty |
1 year manufacturer’s warranty |
| Delivery Time |
Approximately 4 weeks from order confirmation or payment |
Configurations and customisation options
The Lincoln Curved Wooden Bench is designed with both versatility and practicality in mind—ideal for public spaces that demand robust, attractive furniture with minimal fuss. Whether you’re working to a detailed landscape plan or need a quick and confident specification, the Lincoln range provides a flexible and dependable solution.
Built for public use
Constructed from thick-set timber, the bench delivers long-term durability with a refined aesthetic that complements most outdoor environments. The Lincoln is also part of a broader collection that includes both seated and standing-height furniture, allowing you to configure a cohesive scheme across your site.
The Lincoln Curved Wooden Bench is available in standard stock sizes for ease of specification, or can be tailored as a bespoke build to meet specific project needs. Each bench comes with a 1-year manufacturer’s warranty, offering reassurance on quality and workmanship. Typical lead time is around four weeks from the point of approval or payment, allowing for efficient planning and installation.
Optional features to suit your setting
The curved timber bench can be adapted to meet a wide range of requirements:
- Arm rests for added comfort or accessibility
- Accessible seating configurations
- Graphics panels or interpretive plaques
- Timber engravings for wayfinding or branding
- Option to construct under shelter
- Choice of timber, including tropical hardwoods
- Root-fixed, bolt-down, or free-standing options (depending on application)
- Oiled preservative finish available
Selecting a standard build
While fully customisable, many clients choose from our standardised builds to streamline procurement and reduce lead times. These pre-set configurations offer a practical starting point without compromising on quality or appearance.
Standard seating height is available, as well as taller variants where needed, ideal for alternative uses such as leaning benches or slim tables. The bench also comes in a range of stock lengths, making it easy to specify for both compact and expansive outdoor spaces. Additional options, such as integrated graphic panels or bespoke timber engravings, can be included to add function or character to your installation.
Why choose Lincoln bench
Distinctive curved design
Unlike straight benches, the Lincoln features a gentle curved profile, ideal for wrapping around focal points, softening hard landscapes, or encouraging social interaction in public spaces.
Built for modular use
Its modular nature allows multiple units to be configured in flexible runs, semi-circles, full circles, or winding shapes, giving you design freedom without bespoke complexity.
Durable, timeless construction
Made from thick-set timber, typically fresh sawn oak, the Lincoln combines strength with subtle elegance, built for heavy public use, yet visually refined.
Works well with other furniture
The Lincoln pairs naturally with custom picnic bench arrangements. Taller versions can also serve as standing tables along walls or footpaths, creating cohesive outdoor zones.
At home in nature: Lincoln benches at Coed Ffos Las
At Coed Ffos Las in Carmarthenshire, part of the Woodland Trust’s Centenary Woods project, the Lincoln Curved Wooden Bench plays a key role in creating a space for reflection, learning, and rest.
Positioned around a central War Horse sculpture and interpretative signage, the benches complement the natural curves of the landscape and the circular layout of the installation. Their form enhances the overall design, encouraging visitors to pause and take in the views while engaging with the site’s story.
Constructed from robust oak, the benches provide long-lasting durability in this open setting, while their curved shape offers a softer, more inviting presence—ideal for places where people gather, reflect, or simply enjoy the outdoors.
This project highlights how the Lincoln bench can integrate seamlessly into sensitive, high-profile public realm schemes where both form and function matter.
