
Poly-Wood, LLC
POLYWOOD
POLYWOOD is an American outdoor furniture manufacturer that builds all-weather furniture from lumber made out of recycled plastics; the brand is a registered trademark of Poly-Wood, LLC.
The company was founded in 1990 in a garage by two high school friends and has made POLYWOOD furniture in Syracuse, Indiana since then, with co-founder Doug Rassi still serving as chief executive. A second manufacturing and distribution centre opened in Roxboro, North Carolina in late 2018, and the company reported providing more than 1,550 American jobs as of 2023, with plans to add nearly 400 more at Roxboro.
Its core material is high-density polyethylene (HDPE) recovered from items such as milk jugs, detergent and shampoo bottles, processed at its own recycling plant into what it calls genuine POLYWOOD lumber. The company describes this as a circular, 99% waste-free process: furniture returns and 99% of its waste stream - including production scrap - are reprocessed, and the material is infinitely recyclable. Products are marketed as never needing sanding, painting or staining and carry a 20-year lumber warranty; the range spans more than 60 Adirondack chair styles along with dining, deep seating, chaise and in-pool collections, sold to consumers and through hospitality and commercial programmes.
POLYWOOD identifies itself as the first company to create outdoor furniture from recycled plastics and keeps manufacturing in the United States; its site also lists Trex Outdoor Furniture among its sister brands.Read MoreShow Less
The company was founded in 1990 in a garage by two high school friends and has made POLYWOOD furniture in Syracuse, Indiana since then, with co-founder Doug Rassi still serving as chief executive. A second manufacturing and distribution centre opened in Roxboro, North Carolina in late 2018, and the company reported providing more than 1,550 American jobs as of 2023, with plans to add nearly 400 more at Roxboro.
Its core material is high-density polyethylene (HDPE) recovered from items such as milk jugs, detergent and shampoo bottles, processed at its own recycling plant into what it calls genuine POLYWOOD lumber. The company describes this as a circular, 99% waste-free process: furniture returns and 99% of its waste stream - including production scrap - are reprocessed, and the material is infinitely recyclable. Products are marketed as never needing sanding, painting or staining and carry a 20-year lumber warranty; the range spans more than 60 Adirondack chair styles along with dining, deep seating, chaise and in-pool collections, sold to consumers and through hospitality and commercial programmes.
POLYWOOD identifies itself as the first company to create outdoor furniture from recycled plastics and keeps manufacturing in the United States; its site also lists Trex Outdoor Furniture among its sister brands.
In the press
All coverage →5 latest headlines- Outdoor furniture maker Poly-Wood details CEO transition - Inside INdiana Businesswww.insideindianabusiness.com2026-04-08
- Arsenal Clubs Up On Poly-Wood Buy - Private Equity Professionalpeprofessional.com2024-03-28
- Polywood Sold To Arsenal Capital Partners And BayPine LP - InkFreeNews.comwww.inkfreenews.com2024-03-27
- Outdoor furniture maker Poly-Wood acquired - Inside INdiana Businesswww.insideindianabusiness.com2024-03-26
- Recycled HDPE furniture maker Poly-Wood sold to Arsenal, BayPine - Plastics Newswww.plasticsnews.com2024-03-25
• 10.1 Outdoor Patio Furniture absolute core: HDPE lumber outdoor sets
• 1.1 Outdoor Dining: tables, dining sets
• 3.1 Outdoor Chairs: Adirondack, side chairs, loungers
• 3.2 Outdoor Seating: sofas, sectionals
• 5.5 Outdoor Storage: storage benches, cabinets
• 13 Outdoor Shade: pergolas, umbrellas
• 14 Outdoor Accessories: POLYWOOD Select premium line
Quick Facts
Headquarters
Indiana
Founded
1990
Employees
1.6K+
Factories
2+ Factories
Presence
North America
Listing
Unlisted ( Private Enterprise )
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