Our Authentic Wagon Bench Seat

Please allow 4-6 weeks for the seat to be built and shipped per order.

The seat is designed to use metal cleats to sit on the sides of our 38" or 42” custom-built wagon box. If you plan to use the seat in this way, add the four metal cleats using the drop-down box. (See the pictures of the old red wagon seat as it sits on the box.)

The actual seat width is approximately 40" for the 38" box and approximately 44" for the 42" box. The actual sitting area width will vary, ranging from approximately 36 1/2" to 39 1/2".

Springs are 1-1/4" wide rated for 150 lbs. per spring or 300 lbs. as a seat pair. We do have 1-1/2" springs available rated for 180 lbs. each or 360 lbs. as a seat pair, e-mail us for more information. 

If you plan to use this seat as a freestanding bench, a base will be required to connect the two sides. Without the bench sitting on the wagon box as designed, there will be no side-to-side support; thus, it will need a base with a crosspiece to tie the two sides together. You may add a base using the drop-down box for a self-standing bench seat. 

Most of all, the old wagons used a 38" or 42" wide box. We can have one custom-sized for you if your wagon box is different. Please let us know in the comments section at checkout. There is no extra charge in selecting the 42" or custom size. The 38" is the most common and standard size. Wagon boxes are measured to the outside of the box, but the seat is designed to fit inside, so the cleats hang over the box edge. Hence, a wagon seat ordered for a 38" box will be made closer to 36" wide for the cleats to hang over the sides of the 38" box. When ordering a custom size, always give the outside box measurement.

If you would like to purchase the hardware kit for this bench with the authentic springs, Click Here