Pecan boards, milled from a downed tree at the farm. I sanded, 80 grit, th e rough cut boards.... no planing or further sanding. Though stickered wh en air dried, the boards warped pretty badly and I didn't feel like muscli ng these heavy boards more than I did, fo rbeter smoothness. They are smoo th, though, with a few coats of finish on them.
It's presently disassembled and loaded for delivery, tomorrow. Seat is ke yed to the sides. The back is notched and secured with 3" deck screws.
The left-right "wings" may be removed or reduced in size. Once assembled, it's wider than I realized, when initially building it, laying on the grou nd & on saw horses.
Seat is 6' wide.
Have 9 more hooks, so depending on the final size, placing hooks on the win gs or sides is an option. Nice size hooks, too.
Feet are beveled, shorter, on the backside by 1/4", so that it leans toward the wall, when installed.
Sonny