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ThermaFusion Cedar Log 5-Foot Loveseat with Tete-A-Tete Table – Red Oak – USA Made

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ThermaFusion Cedar Log 5-Foot Loveseat with Tete-A-Tete Table – Red Oak – USA Made5 Foot Cedar Log Loveseat with Tete A Tete Table. Northern White Cedar Frame. Thermally Modified Red Oak Slats. The ThermaFusion Cedar Log 5 Foot Loveseat with Tete A Tete Table combines a solid Northern White Cedar log frame with thermally modified Red Oak slats and includes the folding center table that stores flat underneath the seat when not in use. At five feet, it comfortably seats two with room to spare. The cedar log frame is mortise and tenon

5-Foot Cedar Log Loveseat with Tete-A-Tete Table. Northern White Cedar Frame. Thermally Modified Red Oak Slats.

The ThermaFusion Cedar Log 5-Foot Loveseat with Tete-A-Tete Table combines a solid Northern White Cedar log frame with thermally modified Red Oak slats — and includes the folding center table that stores flat underneath the seat when not in use. At five feet, it comfortably seats two with room to spare.

The cedar log frame is mortise and tenon construction, handcrafted in Edmore, Michigan. No finish or maintenance required on either material.

About ThermaFusion Construction

Northern White Cedar log frame with mortise and tenon joinery, built in Edmore, Michigan since 1923. Thermally modified Red Oak slats undergo a chemical-free heat treatment making them significantly more resistant to moisture, warping, and decay. Both materials designed for permanent outdoor installation without annual maintenance.

Product Features

  • Seats two with room to spare — 5-foot width
  • Includes folding Tete-A-Tete center table — stores beneath seat
  • Northern White Cedar log frame — naturally rot and insect resistant
  • Thermally modified Red Oak slats — chemical-free, weather-resistant
  • No finish or maintenance required on either material
  • Ships partially assembled — all hardware and instructions included
  • Made in Edmore, Michigan — family-built since 1923

Dimensions

  • Overall: 60″W × 32″D × 37″H | Seat Height: 18″

Materials

  • Frame: Northern White Cedar | Slats: Thermally modified Red Oak | Hardware: Galvanized

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  • Ships via UPS Ground — most orders 1–3 business days | Free shipping over $149

Warranty

1-year limited warranty against manufacturing defects. SKU: TC5020

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I loved the plot of this book. The characters just didn’t have a lot of depth. The connections and “love” just weren’t communicated very well in the writing. The author didn’t write the sweet psycho trope very well at all either. Lachlan was just a mess of a character.
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C. Hunter
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★★★★★ 5
Beta, Alpha, Omega oh my!
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