Yes, we do sell replacement slats for our outdoor benches. I’ll be straight with you: availability depends on the model and when you bought it, but we keep replacement slat sets in stock for most of our current and recent outdoor benches.
If your bench is one of our current models, the easiest way is to check the product page or your order confirmation for the model number. Once you have that, you can search “replacement slats” in the search bar or contact our support team. We can usually tell you within one business day whether the exact slat set is available.
A few practical tips before you order. First, measure the old slat—length, width, and thickness—because some benches share similar frame styles but use different slat widths. Second, look at the end of the slat to see if it is pre-drilled or if it mounts with clips or screws. That helps us match the hardware too. If only one or two slats are damaged, you can sometimes buy individual slats rather than a full set, but we generally recommend replacing all of them at the same time so the color and weathering look even.
Material matters as well. Our outdoor bench slats are typically made from solid acacia, teak, or powder-coated steel depending on the collection. If you are replacing wooden slats, expect some natural variation in grain and tone. Teak will silver over time unless you oil it; acacia will darken slightly with exposure. That is normal and does not affect strength.
If we no longer carry the exact replacement for an older bench, we will not leave you stuck. We can often suggest a compatible slat set, or we can point you to a trusted supplier that cuts slats to size. You can also source your own hardwood slats using the original measurements—just make sure they are rated for outdoor use and sealed on all sides before installation.
So the short answer: yes, we sell replacement slats for many of our outdoor benches. Grab your model number, measure the old slat, and reach out to us if you are not sure. We would rather help you repair a bench than see it go to the curb.