Questions & Answers

Yes, all tables come with umbrella holes and plugs excluding the Square Café Table (SQ33).

All of our chaise lounges recline in four positions, one of them being flat.

The cushions come standard at two inches thick but are available in thicknesses of three and four inches. Please keep in mind that a four inch cushion will slide a bit off the end of the chaise when the chaise back is placed in an upright position.

Poly-Wood furniture is generally cared simply with soap and water. If you encounter a stubborn or persistent stain you may need additional cleaning power, we recommend a 1/3 bleach and 2/3 water solution which can be used on the product without affecting the color. Another popular method of cleaning is the use of a power washer which should not exceed 1,500 psi – which is the equivalent of a car wash. The surface characteristics of the recycled poly-wood lumber may require the use of a soft bristled brush to get into the creases.

The hardware used in the construction of the outdoor patio furniture is an 18-8 commercial grade stainless steel with an additional “Xylan” protective and cosmetic coating which creates a high level of corrosive resistance.

The black furniture in full sun will get very hot and it is best to be used with a cushion or beach towel. White and sand poly lumber will not get hot at al in direct sun. Vibrant colors will get warm but not hot like the black furniture. The green furniture heat absorption is very similar with the green poly lumber getting pretty warm.

Absolutely, all our tables, Adirondack chairs, benches, chaise lounges, etc. are made from 100% recycled plastic milk jugs and containers which are extruded into recycled plastic lumber profiles that have been purified and UV protected.

Yes, your Poly-Wood furniture can be left out all winter. Power-washing or a soft bristle brush may be needed to clean off any residual dirt or grime that has settled. Poly-wood furniture is built to withstand all elements that mother nature has to offer and still look new.

Sunbrella fabrics should be cleaned regularly so substances such as dirt and food particles are allowed to accumulate or become embedded in the fabric.  For general or light cleaning we recommend that you:

1) Brush off any loose dirt.
2) Prepare a cleaning solution of 2 ounces (1/4 cup) mild soap per gallon of lukewarm water.
3) Use a sponge or a soft bristle brush to clean.
4) Allow cleaning solution to soak into fabric.
5) Rinse thoroughly with clean water.
6) Allow fabric to air dry.

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