Reply by chewbuddy13

Posted on appropriate wood for outdoor benches.

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#1 posted 826 days ago

I know Teak is a good one for outdoors, you could also try Cypress, and Mahogany. I would think you might have some problems finding those locally with live edges. You might want to try an online dealer. Where are you in Indy? I grew up in the Decatur area, then moved to the NE side, and went to Lawrence North. I live in St. Louis now, but my dad still lives in Avon. Go Colts!

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