Bokto || Freestanding Outdoor Display Stand

⌲⌲⌲ PRODUCT INTRODUCTION Our designers have selected railroad ties—timber once used for railway tracks. At the time, these ties were crafted from solid woods such as oak and teak and treated with special coatings to resist decay and insect damage. Most of the materials used by Bokto are imported. We believe this material is exceptionally well-suited for outdoor landscaping and planting. Featuring wood that has weathered decades, these pieces carry their own history, creating a unique aesthetic in any garden setting. ⌲⌲⌲ PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Brand: Bokto Furniture Manufacturing: Made in Taiwan Dimensions: The size shown in the product photo is 70 x 20 x 15 (cm) with a tolerance of +-1 (cm). Custom sizes are welcome. Material: Railroad tie Weight: 10-15 (kg) Finish: No post-processing Installation: None ⌲⌲⌲ PRODUCT Q&A 1. The wood has significant weight, so there is no need to worry about it tipping over. 2. Railroad ties undergo special treatment during production. After further processing, the product may have a pungent odor. It is not recommended for seating or frequent skin contact. If you intend to place it indoors, we suggest keeping it in a well-ventilated area first before moving it inside. 3. Railroad ties are resistant to the natural erosion of sunlight, rain, and wind. Compared to common solid wood materials, their durability is at least 10 years longer. ⌲⌲⌲ CARE INSTRUCTIONS Having been tempered by time, these railroad ties are stable and require no additional coatings or maintenance. ⌲⌲⌲ IMPORTANT NOTES Railroad ties possess an incomparable, unique texture; every grain pattern and color is one-of-a-kind. We preserve original joinery holes and weathered marks. As this is a custom-made item, please allow 1-2 months for production and completion. We appreciate your patience. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52440365812_effe71159e_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52440873181_d2d6077ce7_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52441324030_7289afce8e_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52440365882_4491897332_b.jpg