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Aanya Hardwood Dark Red Meranti Potting Bench

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Aanya Hardwood Dark Red Meranti Potting Bench

The perfect place to pot plants, trim florals and keep gardening supplies on hand, this potting bench is essential for any green-thumbed goddess. It includes a working surface, a small shelf, an open space below for storage. Crafted from hardwoods, it offers a weather-resistant design that stands up to fading and rain, plus a natural brown finish. Assembly for this product is required.

  • Overall: 42.7” H x 35.9” W x 19.5” D
  • Shelf: 22” H x 35.9” W x 6.4” D
  • Overall Product Weight: 35.2 lb.
  • Capacity Per Shelf: 175 lbs
  • Distance from Floor to the Top of Bottom Shelf: 4.6″
  • Height of the main table surface is 30.7″

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