This 59.06 inch white teddy fleece entryway bench measures 59.06""L x 14.57""W x 17.72""H, with an item weight of 41.9 lbs and weight capacity of 250 lbs, serving as a foyer shoe bench, bedroom end of bed stool, window reading seat and extra living room seating. Covered in soft, breathable curly teddy lamb fleece with a neutral white finish, it seamlessly matches boho, farmhouse and modern decor. The thick high resilience foam cushion resists sagging even with frequent sitting for shoe changing. Its distinctive fully fleece wrapped block legs hide the inner solid wood frame for a uniform plush look. Supported by a reinforced solid wood frame, wide thick legs and anti slip pads, the stable bench bears heavy loads without wobbling. Complete hardware and illustrated instructions allow 10 minute quick assembly, and the dense fleece surface can be simply wiped with a damp cloth to remove daily shoe dust.
This 59.06 inch white teddy fleece entryway bench measures 59.06""L x 14.57""W x 17.72""H, with an item weight of 41.9 lbs and weight capacity of 250 lbs, serving as a foyer shoe bench, bedroom end of bed stool, window reading seat and extra living room seating. Covered in soft, breathable curly teddy lamb fleece with a neutral white finish, it seamlessly matches boho, farmhouse and modern decor. The thick high resilience foam cushion resists sagging even with frequent sitting for shoe changing. Its distinctive fully fleece wrapped block legs hide the inner solid wood frame for a uniform plush look. Supported by a reinforced solid wood frame, wide thick legs and anti slip pads, the stable bench bears heavy loads without wobbling. Complete hardware and illustrated instructions allow 10 minute quick assembly, and the dense fleece surface can be simply wiped with a damp cloth to remove daily shoe dust.
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