Yes, absolutely! The wood used in our park benches undergoes specialized treatment processes specifically designed to resist both rot and moisture. We understand that outdoor furniture faces constant exposure to the elements, which is why we use either pressure-treated lumber or naturally durable wood species like cedar and teak.
Our pressure-treated wood goes through a process where preservatives are forced deep into the wood fibers under high pressure, creating a protective barrier against moisture penetration, fungal decay, and insect damage. This treatment ensures that even when our benches face rain, snow, or humidity, the wood remains stable and resistant to warping, cracking, or rotting.
For our premium lines, we use naturally resilient woods like cedar, which contains natural oils that repel water and resist decay, or teak, renowned for its exceptional durability in outdoor conditions. These woods maintain their structural integrity for decades with minimal maintenance.
Additionally, we often apply protective sealants and water-resistant coatings that enhance the wood's natural moisture resistance. These finishes help repel water while allowing the wood to breathe, preventing moisture trapped inside that could lead to rot.
The result is park benches that not only withstand years of weather exposure but also maintain their aesthetic appeal and structural safety. We're committed to providing furniture that communities can enjoy for generations, which is why wood treatment and moisture resistance remain fundamental to our manufacturing process.