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  1. Polywood Furniture & Poly Lumber Furniture: Top 10 FAQs Answered.

    Are you looking for outdoor furniture that is stylish, eco-friendly, and built to last? If so, you may want to consider Polywood or poly lumber furniture. This innovative material is made from recycled plastic and designed to withstand the elements, making it a durable and low-maintenance choice for any outdoor living space. But with so many options available, it can be hard to know where to start. That's why we've compiled a list of the top 10 most frequently asked questions about Polywood & poly furniture. From its durability to its environmental impact, we'll answer all your burning questions and help you make an informed decision about whether Polywood & poly lumber furniture is right for you. So sit back, relax, and let's dive into the world of poly furniture.


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  2. Polywood Outdoor Furniture

    Outdoor furniture can come in all styles and colors. We have seen the progression over the years from aluminum framed chairs with vinyl straps to handcrafted teak outdoor furniture. Many of the styles required “elbow-grease” to say the least to keep them looking their best or to be replaced every couple of years after weathering mother natures finest. How many outdoor patio furniture owners would fold and store their furnishings to help protect it from the scorching sun, pounding rain and blistering cold winters?

    The days of old have passed on. We live in a world where going green is the only option to show responsibility to the generations to come. PolyWood Outdoor Furniture offers a “wood grain” look with the durability to last a lifetime. HDPE plastic is the material used for this heavy duty, heavy weight outdoor furniture. HDPE plastic is a material made from recycled plastic bottles such as milk jugs. The recycled plastic i

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  3. Folding Adirondack Chair

    Looking for a Folding Adirondack Chair for your patio, garden, deck or poolside area?  The market is now turning to taking this classic style of outdoor furniture and giving it a more versatile appeal. You have several options to choose from to adorn the great outdoors with the classic Adirondack style made popular in the northeast states so long ago.

    These days we are all looking for ways to bring the comforts and convenience of the interior of our homes to the exterior of our homes.  Outdoor patio furniture can now be found in a variety of styles and sizes too.  Children’s Adirondack style furniture is on the rise.  The folding Adirondack chair offers portability for easy storage and folds down to a size that is easily tucked away for the winter months.

    Though the Adirondack style furniture has been around for quite some time little details have changed to make them more and more comfortable.  The latest craze has dealt with the issue of storage for all those in the northe

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  4. Eco-Friendly Furniture for a World of Difference

    Today it is oh so chic to go green. We look for ways to conserve electric and be more resourceful with heating our homes to fueling our cars. Being green does not mean a loss or a sacrifice it means being conscious of our renewable resources and what it takes to enjoy the resources we have. You now have the option to furnish your home with a truly green furniture that has proven itself for years. For the past decade plus poly lumber furniture has been adorning homes of the environmentally conscience as well as those looking for patio furniture that allows you the freedom to enjoy the outdoors without the laboring to keep your outdoor patio furniture looking new.

    Poly-wood furniture is made from recycled milk jugs and the like and promises to not rust, splinter, fade or rot. Thankfully our landfills will not be filled with these plastics that we all know take decades to deteriorate. Now that ominous feature has turned to good in poly lumber because that same quality has now offered

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  5. Adirondack Chair

    The Adirondack Chair originated right here in the USA in Westport, NY. Thomas Lee designed it while on vacation. Originally called the Westport Plank Chair Mr. Lee was looking for a comfortable chair that would be appropriate for both indoor and outdoor use.

    Originally, the first Adirondack chair was made from eleven pieces of wood, cut from a single board. The straight seat and back were set at a slant to provide a better “sit” on the steep mountain inclines indicative of the area. A hallmark feature of the Adirondack is the wide armrests which will easily hold food or drinks.

    Hands down friends and family of Thomas Lee agreed that despite the appearance of the Adirondack Chair it was extremely comfortable. Thomas secured a patent in 1904 for his invention and for nearly 20 years variations of the original Adirondack chair were popping up everywhere based on Thomas’ design.

    The trend for these comfortable chairs has continued ever since that first Adirondack sat u

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