The Valley Footstool from Churnet Valley would be perfect to use along side other items from the Churnet Valley range or with any existing wooden furniture that you may already have, as the traditional slatted design effortlessly blends in with all indoor or outdoor spaces. This strong and sturdy angled footstool would be great to use with a bench, chair, love seat or arbour to enable you to use as a foot rest or support and rest your legs (by simply turning it around) while you are sitting and relaxing in your garden.

Handmade in the UK from sustainably sourced Scandinavian Redwood which is dip treated with a base treatment for initial protection against fungal growth, mould an harmful UV rays, which then requires re-treating annually for continued preservation. Featuring a chunky construction allows its suitability for domestic or commercial use, making it perfect for a hotel, restaurant or bar garden. Supplied assembled.

Please note: image showing chair and footstool is to show how footstool can be placed when using as a leg support. Chair sold separately.

• Strong and sturdy design
• Sustainably sourced timber
• Scandinavian redwood
• Screw and bolt fixings
• Dip Treated
  
• Hand made in the UK
• Indoor or outdoor use
• Suitable for domestic or commercial use
• Supplied assembled
• Weight approx: 7Kg

Length: 50cm (20in)
Width: 30cm (12in)
Height: 30cm (12in)

The Valley Garden Furniture is available in a range items. Click below to view the full range.

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Warranty & Maintenance

All Churnet Valley items are handmade and supplied with a 12 month manufacturer's warranty. The timber has been pre-treated with a basecoat offering antifungal, mould and also UV protection and should have a water repellent top coat treatment, such as Protek Royal Exterior/Interior Superior Wood Finish, applied before use and re-applied periodically in accordance with the instructions to keep the timber protected. This is a natural product made from wood that will include natural features like knots and veins through the grain. The wood will react to exposure to sunlight and changing moisture levels that can cause cracks or splits in the wood. These natural characteristics are due to the wood losing moisture during warm and dry seasons, during colder and wetter seasons the wood will uptake moisture again which will reduce these splits or cracks. This natural process will not affect the longevity nor structure of the product. To extend the life of the furniture we would recommend covering during the winter.