Klein Bench - 74" - Walnut

To order, we ask for a 35% deposit (before taxes) and the balance must be paid before delivery. All payments can be done by credit card in your cart or in your account.

Deposit to order:

$614.25

$1,755.00

Shipped between
March 19 and April 8

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Originally designed to accompany the table of the same name, the Klein bench complements the collection that bears its name. But it can also be used alone in the hallway or in the bedroom.

The Klein bench is the perfect harmony between robustness and delicacy. Its meticulous woodworking details enhance its refined aesthetics. Manufactured entirely in solid wood, this bench is available in walnut, white oak, or yellow birch, offering exceptional durability and the potential for future restoration through our Second Life program.

Choose a quality piece designed and crafted in Canada for a dining room that combines contemporary style and timeless durability.

To find the size of bench that fits with your Klein table, the rule is to subtract 12" for tables 72" and less or 10" for tables 84" and more. Example: Table 84" = Bench 74".

Eco-friendly

In addition to buying quality furniture that will accompany you for several years, you plant 100 trees per piece of furniture purchased. This is more than enough to offset the furniture's environmental footprint.

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Made in Canada

All DE GASPÉ products are made in our workshop in Montreal, with local wood species and local suppliers whenever possible. Sourcing here is sourcing at home.

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30 Days / 10 Years Warranty

In addition to our 30-day satisfaction guarantee, all our products are guaranteed for 10 years, assuring a peace of mind. If a problem arises, call us and a technician will be there to help you.

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Care

As the finishing products we use are among the best in the world, no special maintenance is necessary for your furniture. Simply clean it with water and mild soap and avoid the use of harmful products such as ammonia.

During the first months, the wood naturally changes color. We therefore recommend either leaving the surfaces free or moving static objects from time to time so that the color change, however minor, is as uniform as possible.