Measuring space for an outdoor bench requires considering both the bench dimensions and surrounding clearance. Start by checking the product specifications for exact length, width, and height. Add 24-36 inches behind the bench for comfortable walking space and 18-24 inches in front for leg room. For example, a standard 60-inch bench needs approximately 8-9 feet of total wall space when including clearance areas. Consider the bench's orientation - will it be against a wall, in an island configuration, or surrounding a fire pit? Each placement affects spacing requirements differently. Don't forget to account for the bench backrest and armrests, which may add extra inches to the overall footprint. Always measure your available area twice before purchasing and use painter's tape to mark the proposed placement on your patio or deck surface. This visual guide helps ensure your new bench integrates seamlessly with existing furniture and maintains proper traffic flow through your outdoor living space.
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