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Ultra-Durable Marine-Grade Resin
Our Laguna Collection is made from marine-grade resin, ideal for use on your patio or your swimming pool’s shallow tanning ledge. It's a recyclable, easy-to-clean material used in many products including pool furniture.
This furniture is highly resistant to chlorine, salt, sun, and water. The lightweight, hollow designs are single pieces with no seams, maximizing durability without increasing weight.
Marine-Grade Resin: Chemical-, water-, and UV-resistant; easy to clean; and 5-year warranty (residential and commercial)
Material: 100% LLDPE sourced from the USA; manufactured in Canada.
Colors
Slate Grey
Color Description: Mid-tone neutral grey
White
Color Description: Crisp, snowy white
Marine-Grade Resin FAQs
Marine-grade resin is an ultra-durable, versatile material used in many popular home products, including pool furniture.
In-pool furniture from our Laguna Collection is crafted from marine-grade rotomolded linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE).
Marine-grade resin is the ideal material for pool furniture because it’s lighter than HDPE, more durable than LDPE, and better at resisting impacts and punctures than both plastics. This means furniture made with marine-grade resin is easy to move in and out of swimming pools and is strong enough to handle frequent use and accidental bumps or drops without damage.
Yes—our Laguna Collection is specifically designed for in-pool use.* However, we don’t recommend using our other furniture collections in your swimming pool.
Learn more about using POLYWOOD furniture in swimming pools.
*NOTE: Do not place furniture in water deeper than nine inches; otherwise, it might float.
Follow these steps to set your furniture up on your swimming pool ledge:
- Remove the plugs from the bottom of your furniture.
- Insert the sealed sandbags (included with your order) inside the openings and then replace the plugs.
- Place your furniture on the pool ledge and hold it there for a few minutes to let the water fill the drainage holes.* When you no longer see bubbles coming from the holes, you’ll know it’s full.
To remove your furniture, simply pull it from the pool and let the water drain out.
*NOTES:
- Side tables must be held on their sides when filling with water.
- Do not place furniture in water deeper than nine inches; otherwise, it might float.