HDPE Outdoor Furniture Collection

POLYWOOD is a well-known brand that manufactures outdoor furniture using HDPE lumber made from recycled plastics. So while all POLYWOOD furniture is made from HDPE, not all HDPE furniture is POLYWOOD. HDPE is the underlying material; POLYWOOD is one of many brands that utilize it. Our recycled plastic furniture is similarly made from high-quality HDPE for comparable durability and appearance.

HDPE outdoor furniture can last 50 years or more under normal conditions. The Windscreen Factory backs its recycled plastic benches and tables with a 5-year replacement warranty for breakage, a 10-year warranty for sagging, and an impressive 50-year warranty against rot, termite damage, and corrosion — a testament to the exceptional longevity of HDPE.

Our recycled plastic benches are available in lengths of 4, 5, 6, and 8 feet, with color options including Cedar, Grey, Green, and Brown. Leg colors are available in Black or a matching color to complement the bench. An optional armrest can also be added. Tables range from 42-inch round to 46-inch square to 6- and 8-foot sizes.

Our site furnishings support multiple installation configurations including portable freestanding, surface mount, and in-ground mount options. The Windscreen Factory also provides full on-site delivery, assembly, and professional installation services across the USA, ensuring every product is secured correctly and built to last.

Yes, our HDPE benches and tables are manufactured from recycled plastic materials, giving them a natural wood-like appearance while diverting plastic waste from landfills. This makes them an environmentally responsible choice without compromising on aesthetics, structural strength, or long-term performance in outdoor environments.

HDPE outdoor furniture is ideal for parks and recreation centers, schools and university campuses, sports facilities including baseball and softball fields, HOA and residential communities, playgrounds, and commercial or public spaces. The material's resistance to weather, vandalism, and heavy use makes it particularly well-suited for high-traffic public settings.