When it comes to manufacturing park chairs, the most time-consuming design is often the intricately crafted wooden bench with detailed carvings and custom joinery. Unlike mass-produced metal or plastic chairs, these handmade wooden benches require meticulous attention to detail, from selecting high-quality hardwood to hand-finishing each component.

The process involves precise cutting, sanding, and assembling of individual parts, often without nails or screws, relying instead on traditional woodworking techniques like mortise-and-tenon joints. Additionally, weather-resistant treatments and protective coatings add extra steps to ensure durability.

Custom designs with curved armrests, decorative patterns, or ergonomic shaping further extend production time. While modern machinery speeds up some steps, the artisan touch in finishing and quality control makes these chairs stand out—and explains why they take significantly longer to produce than simpler alternatives.