AquaTeak Spa 36" Teak Shower Bench

You get exactly what you pay for when it comes to quality teak. The bench was not inexpensive but is very sturdy, easy to put together and looks lovely in the primary bath.

I finally got around to opening and putting this together today. The wood is very nice, smooth, edges rounded, well finished and overall very nice looking. It has adjustable feet to level any surface. Putting it together literally only took a few minutes. 8 screws and I was done! It is very sturdy and looks great in my wet room. I think it's a great value for the price and expect it will give me several years of service.

I have had this bench almost 3 years now, it sits outside all year under my shower pergola. Through rain and shine. It was looking rather gray and weathered, so I thought a good cleaning with just a gentle steel wool teak scrubby and some dawn dish soap to see how it cleans up before taking harsher methods like sanding. Well surprisingly, all the dark came off with just that and a little elbow grease. Once it's dry I will give it a semco clear coat of protectant. Looks great, holding up well.

This is a great bench . Sturdy , beautiful teak and easy assembly!

Fits in walk in shower. Sturdy. Stable. Durable.

Using this in a very tropical climate for a bench & shoe rack. Its sturdy, looks great and is a great addition to our front entrance.

This is a beautiful bench! Extremely well made, and was easy to assemble. We also purchased two shelves and a corner bench from this same company and are very happy with all our purchases. We did buy the kit to take care of the wood and treated everything before using it since we were putting it in a shower area. It was also very easy to do and with minimal odor. What odor there was, was quickly gone.

We purchased this teak bench for our new walk-in shower in our master bath. This is a great product, very sturdy and simple to assemble. However, it appears the wood is stained with a light orangy-colored stain which while it looks nice can be CONSIDERABLY improved... using a palm sander I hand-sanded the bench down to the actual bare teak surface (sanded away the light stain coating). Then I applied a couple coats of teak sealer (NOT TEAK OIL) and voila! the gorgeous natural grain really popped! Because I used teak sealer (and not teak oil), I actually sealed IN the natural teak oil into the grain, the surface is now waterproof (water beads up), and will prohibit mildew growth. For anyone who is even remotely handy, I strongly recommend taking these additional steps to convert this great product into a gorgeous product! Good luck!

Great sturdy bench for our steam shower

This is clearly not teak wood . Just cheap wood with cheap paint on it . The price is ok if it was teak but this is a scam for a cheap bench to be at this price .

Nice bench but the rubber feet were awful- it left blue stains all over the white tiles