Love them!

Added two of these along with rocking chairs and the glider to complete my front porch decor! Sturdy and beautiful!

Solid

Really great solid piece but doesn't lie flat on floor so had to file a bit to make it not rock.

Holes not lining up with legs for table

Sturdy, but lightweight. The wood turns a nice silver grey left outdoors. Useful as sidetables, stepstools and extra seating on deck and around firepit. Love the rustic look.

I like its style and construction

Easy to put together and are great at the end of wooden picnic table.

Super cute & sturdy

Purchased to go with the Lakeland Mills Adirondack chairs--they match perfectly! Reasonably priced. Free shipping too! These little benches are really cute and sturdy. We will use them as footstools and/or side tables.

Very difficult to setup

I would buy again

Nice materials

Adorable//just the right size.

Not too hard to assemble. Love the look sand size

Lake land benches set of 2

These benches are very sturdy. The width and lengh are great for just about anyone to sit comfortably.

Beautiful & Sturdy

Got a swing with a frame,glider,& Adirondack chair as well. We love the whole set. Lacquered it after assembly,it's beautiful & sturdy! Shipping was surprisingly fast as well.

Simple Appeal

We have a large wooded yard which in the back slopes down to a stream. Over the years we've placed rustic seating of various kinds in different spots. These little benches fit right in with the setting and provide sturdy, attractive seating with lots of character. A great addition! As stated in another review, your Free Shipping is an instant sell -- these arrived on the third day after ordering -- Amazing!

Cedar Log Furniture

I LOVE ALL THE CEDAR LOG FURNITURE THAT I HAVE BOUGHT FOR MY PATIO...IT LOOKS GOOD AND IS DURABLE...

Whose Drilling Those Holes?

These are very nice pieces and will last a lifetime. Very pleasing to the eye. As for assembly, these are easy. However, my last hole to put a dowel end into was TOO SMALL!!! Instead of making the hole bigger (didn't have the right tools), I whittled down the dowel till it fit. Is someone sleeking around the factory with a too small drill?