Recycling
Polywood Furniture uses HDPE plastic, which consists of Recycled Plastic Bottles. The color is injected during the manufacturing process of the making of the wood that ensures the color will permeated throughout the whole piece of plastic lumber.
Poly-Wood was born in 1990 by two high school friends named Doug Rassi and Mark Phillabaum. They figured a way to shape the pellets of recycled milk jugs into polywood or plastic lumber by forcing it through a die. This polywood Lumber was then used in assembly of outdoor furniture.
Here are some advantages of this material:
- 1) Extremely durable and is resistant to all seasons of weather. Regardless of where you live, you can leave PolyWood Furniture outside all year round and it will look as good as the day you bought it. Polywood is resistant to sun, rain, sleet and snow. Wood cannot say the same thing.
- 2) Easy to care for, no special coatings, sanding or staining. Just wash with soap and water to keep it clean and looking great. So, if you are looking for a low maintenance plastic furniture, then Poly-Wood should be your choice.
- 3) Care free and can be left out all year round. Since it is nonporous, it can remain outdoors and it will be fine.
- 4) Polywood comes in a variety of colors, including six traditional colors and six bright colors. Colors are: white, sand, green, black, teak, mahogany, and sunset red, tangerine, lemon, lime, aruba and pacific blue.
- 5) It looks classy and just the nature of the polywood material will not allow for fading. Unlike the cheap, resin plastic furniture, it is very heavy and will not blow away.
- 6) Do something good for the environment. What happens to all those milk jugs we throw out? Well, now we know one way in which they are being used, to make polywood furniture, and brings new life and excitement to recycled furniture.
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