Dock of the Bay, what a comfortable place to lay
Probably the first thing people think about when considering outdoor furniture is looks, comfort and price. They are maybe redoing their backyards and want something special to really make the area shine, glow to look outstanding, to make their friends and neighbors say “wow! this is fantastic!” And there is nothing wrong with that after all we all want nice things and we certainly want to wow our friends. We want comfort and we want something that is going to last, especially nowadays, with a tight economy and more awareness of our environment, durability is a real consideration. And finally we want price. Most folks look at something and then look at the price, which makes sense because if it is out of your price range then you probably drop it from consideration, unless of course one or both of the first two mentioned criteria s are so fantastic that you just have to have it or it is the perfect color for that odd little corner. But generally speaking we have a price range and more or less try to stay within that range.
So attractive, durable (and comfortable) affordable or good value, are all top considerations when looking at outdoor furniture and a lot of other things as well. Where does the smart part come in? Well, getting a good value is smart isn’t it. Getting something that will last for a very very long time is smart isn’t it, turning old plastics into useful and attractive and durable outdoor furniture is real smart, wish I had thought of that. Certainly keeping non biodegradable plastic out of landfills is smart and owning outdoor furniture that never needs painting, can be left out all year round in any weather, and is pretty much indestructible is top of the class smart.
Now the only question is what style and what color, all of our Poly-wood outdoor furniture comes in 7 earth tone colors, and several styles also come in 6 more vibrant colors. We offer everything from bar stools to chaise lounges, to rockers to deep seating with planter boxes thrown in for good measure.
