All-Weather Poly Furniture
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Poly lumber is a solid-core material made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE), a type of recycled plastic. It is engineered to look and feel like wood while offering superior resistance to moisture, rot, insects, and cracking. This makes it a practical and low-maintenance choice for outdoor patio furniture in virtually any climate.
Yes, poly lumber is specifically designed to withstand outdoor conditions across all seasons. Because it does not absorb water, it resists warping, rotting, and cracking even in harsh winter climates. You do not need to cover or store poly lumber furniture during colder months, making it a truly all-weather furniture option for patios and decks.
Wipe down with a soft-bristle brush, mild dish soap, and warm water.
Rinse thoroughly and let air dry.
For tougher stains or mildew buildup, a diluted bleach solution can typically be used without damaging the material --- spot-test on an inconspicuous area first.
You can find outdoor furniture covers and cleaners to help maintain your patio poly furniture between deep cleanings.
Outdoor poly furniture is manufactured with color infused throughout the entire material, along with built-in UV-inhibiting pigments that help resist sun damage. While very slight color softening may occur over many years of intense sun exposure, the furniture will not peel, chip, or flake the way painted or stained wood can. This ensures the furniture retains a consistent appearance over its lifespan.
Rooms To Go Patio carries a variety of all-weather poly furniture styles, including Adirondack chairs, rocking chairs, chaise lounges, seating sets, bar sets, and fire pit seating sets. Our top pick within this category is the Addy collection, which highlights all-weather poly furniture's casual, durable appeal with Adirondack chairs, balcony stools, tables, storage pieces and fire pit options in a range of outdoor-friendly colors. To compare the full range of options, browse our selection of outdoor patio furniture by material.
No, painting or sanding outdoor poly lumber furniture is not recommended. Since the color runs throughout the entire material rather than sitting on the surface, painting is unnecessary and sanding can damage the finish. Altering the surface may also void your manufacturer warranty, so it is best to leave the material as-is.
