How long do POLYWOOD chairs last?

POLYWOOD outdoor furniture has a long warranty. Residential customers can look forward to 20 years of quality performance or we’ll make it right. A 20-year Limited Warranty means that this is a product you can stand behind.

Is POLYWOOD a good brand?

Polywood is a top quality product that’s made in America. We’re so confident it will last, that we guarantee it for a lifetime. That kind of quality carries a premium but here you can be sure you’re getting the best online price available. If you find POLYWOOD for less on a competitor’s website, give us a call.

How does POLYWOOD furniture hold up?

Polywood is an extremely durable material and although any outdoor furniture will get hot in the summer, the heat dissipates quickly from Polywood products. The chair will get a bit warm in the sun, but will NOT burn. It is recommended that you do not leave it in direct sun for long periods of time.

Can polywood stay out all winter?

Can I keep my POLYWOOD furniture out all year-round? Yes, our all-weather material is built to withstand all four seasons and a range of climates including hot sun, snowy winters, salt spray, and heavy winds.

Does polywood fade in the sun?

Even though Polywood is UV protected, Poly furniture can still fade most likely after 15 years of continuous exposure to the sun. In this case, you can consider painting it to bring back its original color or to change the aesthetic of your furniture.

Does Polywood last forever?

Does POLYWOOD material fade? Genuine POLYWOOD lumber contains UV-inhibiting pigment systems that limit fading. POLYWOOD lumber colors run continuously throughout the material, so no painting is required. We do not recommend painting your POLYWOOD furniture as this will void the warranty.

Does Polywood look like real wood?

Despite of it’s “wood-like” appearance, Polywood does not contain any type of wood or natural fibers. In fact, it is actually made from high-density polyethylene plastic (HDPE) which makes it highly durable, replicating the strength of high quality tropical lumbers.