EcoDecors18 Inch Serenity 300 Pound Capacity Waterproof Teak Wood Shower Bench Stool Seat Chair For Inside Shower Storage Shelf Provides Safety, and Storage, For Bathroom Accessories Natural Color

DO NOT PASS UP THIS SHOWER BENCH! This small business knew what they were doing when they outsourced to Indonesia. When you open the box it’s like visiting Indonesia itself. The wonderful aroma of the teak wood fills the air around you. The careful packaging is unmatched, even down to the hardware. All pieces are labeled to guide you through the assembly. The wood grain is impeccable. Taking care of it is on you! Give this family-owned business your next go to purchase and you won’t be disappointed.

I got this for my wife and she really likes it. Have in our shower. Got the Brown AEROiVi Shower Seat Cushion here on Amazon and it fits perfectly. So then I tired it after a long day on the tractor and I love it.

I am very impressed with my new teak shower bench. It arrived well packaged. It was easy to assemble with 8 screws and good directions. It is attractive, sturdy and very comfortable. I’m glad I spent the extra $10 for this brand.

High quality product. Nice, heavy wood. Beautiful color. Well packaged and clear instructions. One thing I feel is missing is caps for the screws. I had to buy separately. I waxed it for extra water resistance.

I love this company's teak products. I've bought several of them and they're all just beautiful, sturdy and so easy to assemble. This stool took about 10 minutes to assemble and I did it mostly one-handed.

Very well constructed with solid teak wood. I was pleasantly surprised at the quality. There are some very minor issues with the assembly instructions that make it more complicated than it needs to be. It's really very easy to assemble once you get past the issues with the instructions.

I bought this not to be used in bathroom, rather in living room. It is very sturdy an I really like it. Though there are a couple of minor issues. Fixing it is no as intuitive as it appears. They should think of how to make it easier. My main issue is the lack of proper quality control. Mine came with tool markings (on the top surface). Two reasons I kept it in spite of the markings: is to support small business and there is no guarantee that I might something very clean (will take a tool marking any day than cracked wood).

This is a very nice, sturdy teak stool. Assembly was a breeze because: 1/ all hardware was there with no missing parts 2/ the screw holes, for the various parts of the stool when assembling it, were all in alignment.