What type of wood? What is the weight capacity?
279451
These chairs are very sturdy Not sure on the weight capacity but I have had people weighing close to 300 pounds sitting on them with no problems. I think they are a cherrywood
279452
Not sure of the wood, but it definitely is a "hardwood". Mine have a cherry wood stain. As far as capacity, I'm 198 lbs, and these accommodate me with no problem. They are heavy and stable and swivel without effort. I'm really impressed with the quality and design of these stools, and would definitely recommend them.
2279976
Cheap wood. LOL it's very soft, cedar perhaps? Very very soft. We have reinforced every inch of it with treated wood.
1778539
Mostly real wood. It's a beautiful unit, and heavy. I'm a tiny, disabled woman, and I put it together myself in very little time. Lovely addition to my home office.
685142
It is wood. It is pretty well built. It is not top quality. I would not put a lot of three pound people sitting at it. I had for a party and it sat 4- 5 people comfortably and stable. I am now using it to hold plants in my sun room
1513792
I don't know what kind of wood it is, but is very solid and sturdy. You could contact the maker. I have used it for years and it still looks and works great.
2278253
Wood - not sure kind. It doesn't lie tight next to the bed frame so it wobbles if the bed moves at all. Really don't like that.
2130336
If I had to guess, I'd say composite. Its heavier than a product from Ikea would be, but I don't believe it's solid wood.
1551301
We used the standard suggested by the manufacturer - good ol' 2x4 pressure treated pine. It has exceeded our expectations as we built a fire pit area and the tables were used during that process holding large equipment/tool bins. I looked for a weight capacity and didn't find one. That could be due to people using boards other than the standard recommendation. The parts provided by the manufacturer are very sturdy. We had one picnic set a year before we purchased additional tables and benches. It held up so well we ended up with 9 or 10 surrounding the fire pit area. You might want to check with the manufacturer for their specific advice on weight capacity. Good luck! We used the standard suggested by the manufacturer - good ol' 2x4 pressure treated pine. It has exceeded our expectations as we built a fire pit area and the tables were used during that process holding large equipment/tool bins. I looked for a weight capacity and didn't find one. That could be due to people using boards other than the standard recommendation. The parts provided by the manufacturer are very sturdy. We had one picnic set a year before we purchased additional tables and benches. It held up so well we ended up with 9 or 10 surrounding the fire pit area. You might want to check... » Read More We used the standard suggested by the manufacturer - good ol' 2x4 pressure treated pine. It has exceeded our expectations as we built a fire pit area and the tables were used during that process holding large equipment/tool bins. I looked for a weight capacity and didn't find one. That could be due to people using boards other than the standard recommendation. The parts provided by the manufacturer are very sturdy. We had one picnic set a year before we purchased additional tables and benches. It held up so well we ended up with 9 or 10 surrounding the fire pit area. You might want to check with the manufacturer for their specific advice on weight capacity. Good luck! « Show Less
1848599
I don't know the type of wood and can't find it listed. However, the bench is very high quality and I like it very much.
1011940
Glad you asked. First, be prepared....I had to have this item RE-shipped 4 times due to damage to it during shipping....you read that right - 4 times. I didn't give up because I like the look of it......so, when I finally got an intact, undamaged one I assembled it and it was quite sturdy and good looking. It's made well, but the wood can be soft......how much "weight" do you think you'll be putting in/on it? It can easily handle 100 pounds, but not much more. Good luck!
100421
I'm not sure the exact kind but it's solid wood if that makes sense. It's not layers of wood glued together like some other stuff. It's pretty heavyweight (not too heavy though) it's really good quality. Sorry I know that's vague but I hope it helps you a little!
1176857
the wood looks like white oak but is most likely a white pine. The way the table and chairs are constructed have proven to be very strong. My toddler twins have bashed and battered them for a few months now and everything is still holding together tightly. I can stand on the table and sit in the chairs and it easily holds my 200 pounds.
267676
They're solid wood and they are quite sturdy. I thought they were awfully light at first but now that I've had them for awhile I am quite satisfied with the wood and the construction.
1721718
You could put it outside. I personally wouldn't want to expose the wood to the elements. Not sure about the weight? I think 125 if I remember correctly. I would do a search to be sure.
1454028
We don't know the kind of wood, but it is solid. I've had the bed for almost a year and love it.
993683
They are solid wood...some kind of hard pine or birch I think. (Don't count on my tree species identification :-) ..but certainly solid wood)
1169936
I bought this for my grandson. It is well made and quite large. I don't know exactly what kind of wood it is. This cradle is being used for my second grandchild this June. You won't be making a mistake by buying this.