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From easygoing neutrals to bold hues, our lumber colors all mix and match with ease to let your personal style shine. With our innovative Color-Stay Technology, the vivid pigments, UV inhibitors, and protectants are fully integrated into the lumber to keep the hues pristine even after years of sun, rain, and use.
We’re in the business of R&R, and our products are carefully considered to create a linger-worthy experience. From seating that reclines at the perfect pitch to pillowy-soft cushions, everything is done with comfort in mind.
Easy does it. Our patio furniture will always look as good as new with very little effort. It doesn’t need to be brought inside during inclement weather and cleans quickly and easily with soapy water and a soft-bristle brush.
From hot summer sun and rain storms to messy spills and stains, our heavy-duty lumber can handle it all. POLYWOOD all-weather furniture can be left out year-round for less work and more free time to enjoy your outdoor space.
While all fire pits generate heat, they do so to varying degrees. The square footage of your patio, size of your burner, fuel type, and the BTU rating will all factor into the amount of warmth your fire pit gives off. Additionally, wind and ambient temperature can affect the level of heat. Generally speaking, 50,000 BTUs can be felt from 8 to 10 feet away.
Yes, they can be used in humid areas that experience a lot of rainfall. However, they should be covered once they've cooled to protect the burners from moisture. This simple step will allow your family to get much more mileage out of your piece and avoid any potential damage to the inner mechanisms.
POLYWOOD fire pit tables should not damage your patio’s ceiling*, but you should maintain several feet of clearance between the top of the fire feature and your ceiling, overhead fan, or light fixture. A wood-burning fire pit should never be used on covered patios.
*Always research your local fire and building codes for any regulations or rules against installation and placement.
To direct your fire pit table’s heat outward instead of upward, consider investing in a heat reflector (sometimes called a heat deflector). This helpful device is affixed above the flames on a fire pit table, blocking the natural upward movement of heat and forcing it out to the sides. While we don’t carry heat reflectors—and therefore cannot speak directly to their usage or safety—other companies do manufacture them.
Dish up some tapas, set out a round of drinks, or display a bouquet of seasonal blooms—our durable, stain-resistant coffee tables are here to serve.
Keep guests even cozier with quick-dry cushions that are custom-fit to POLYWOOD seating and available in a range of all-weather performance fabrics.
Need room for more? Set up a few extra Adirondacks in your outdoor living room for larger gatherings or impromptu get-togethers after a day on the lake.
A great way to bring comfort to spaces of all sizes, our deep seating chairs beckon you to curl up with a good book or crossword (or just enjoy some fresh air).
Picture this: It’s Sunday evening, and the weekend chores are done. All that’s left to do is pour a glass of wine, cozy up on your porch swing, and watch the day slowly turn into night.
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