Bench seating is a common feature in many public places, such as churches, auditoriums, and parks. SETTEES are a type of bench that typically has a back and armrests, and are often upholstered. Pews are benches found in churches, usually with no back or armrests. IDLES are similar to pews, but are usually made of wood and have no back or armrests. SEATS are the most basic type of bench, with no back or armrests. All of these terms can be used to describe benches.