Polywood

Material composed of plastic fibers that are joined with high levels of heat and pressure to form solid planks, beams, or sheets of material.

Colorants are often added to polywood which can give it a more natural appearance. bright and attractive. The latter are inserted in the composition of the material so as to make it last over time and not be ruined by daily breakage or chipping.

Polywood can; be painted in order to obtain the desired finish. It can be coated with layers of material resistant to ultraviolet rays, thus avoiding fading due to sunlight and wear and tear that weathering can cause.

Furnishings in polywood require minimal maintenance and, if properly treated, can keep their color intact over time.