Homestead Lawn Swing with A Frame, Men's, Size: 88, Ready to Finish

Description

Swing away the stresses of your day while enjoying the view from your patio. Handcrafted in Montana's mountains using solid, American-grown wood, the artisans rough saw all the timbers and accessory trim pieces for a look uniquely reminiscent of the timber-framed homes once found on the American frontier. Montana Woodworks, the largest manufacturer of handcrafted, heirloom-quality rustic furnishings in America comes the Homestead Collection. Some assembly is required. This lawn swing is designed to last for generations. Proudly handcrafted in Montana, USA! This normal process is known as "checking" and does not affect the structural performance or integrity of the piece. These cracks add character and enhance the natural beauty of the piece. These cracks add character and enhance the natural beauty of the piece. Proudly handcrafted in Montana, USA! Montana Woodworks , the largest manufacturer of handcrafted, heirloom-quality rustic furnishings in America comes the Homestead Collection. Montana Woodworks, the largest manufacturer of handcrafted, heirloom-quality rustic furnishings in America comes the Homestead Collection. Experience the rustic beauty of this lawn swing as the main feature of your yard, deck, or lawn. Swing away the stresses of your day while enjoying the view from your patio. Some assembly is required. This lawn swing is designed to last for generations.

Key Features

• Montana Woodworks, the largest manufacturer of handcrafted, heirloom-quality rustic furnishings in America comes the Homestead Collection.
• These cracks add character and enhance the natural beauty of the piece.
• This lawn swing is designed to last for generations.
• Swing away the stresses of your day while enjoying the view from your patio.
• Handcrafted in Montana's mountains using solid, American-grown wood, the artisans rough saw all the timbers and accessory trim pieces for a look uniquely reminiscent of the timber-framed homes once found on the American frontier.
• This normal process is known as "checking" and does not affect the structural performance or integrity of the piece.