Where can I buy Polywood Outdoor Furniture?

Our dedicated Polywood Furniture website is PolyFurnitureStore.com, you may find the full line of Polywood Furniture products here.  All products come with manufacturer's warranty.  For all of the frequently asked questions about Polywood Furniture, please see below:

Question: How much of the POLYWOOD® plastic lumber is recycled?

Answer: Over ninety percent of our plastic lumber is made from post-consumer bottle waste, such as milk and detergent bottles or other HDPE post industrial material.

Question: What is HDPE?

Answer: HDPE stands for High Density Polyethylene which is an exceptionally durable plastic that has infinite recyclability

Question: Is the POLYWOOD® color only on the surface?

Answer: No, the color in POLYWOOD® lumber runs all the way through.

Question: How much do POLYWOOD® Chairs weigh?

Answer: The weight of a POLYWOOD® chair is similar to that of a hardwood chair averaging 30 to 50 Lbs. each. This means that even in strong winds you won't have to worry about these bad boys blowing away.

Question: Does it contain wood or natural fibers?

Answer: POLYWOOD® is made from HDPE and does not contain wood or any natural fibers.

Question: Is it UV protected?

Answer: POLYWOOD® lumber contains UV-inhibited pigment systems that reduces fading.

Question: Can it be painted?

Answer: POLYWOOD® does not need to be painted, stained or sealed in any way due to the durable nature of the material.

Question: How do I clean POLYWOOD®?

Answer: For regular maintenance simply wash the product with soap and water. For advanced cleaning or to remove fungi, use a solution of 1/3 bleach and 2/3 water. Fungi can also be removed using any readily available anti fungal product.

Question: Can POLYWOOD® be power washed?

Answer: A high pressure power washer may be used for regular maintenance to keep your furniture looking like new. Pressure should not exceed 1,500 psi, which is the equivalent of a car wash. The surface characteristics of the product may require the use of a soft bristle brush to get into the creases