May 9, 2006
Plastic Rocking Chairs - Weather Resistant, Maintenance Free and Environmentally Sound
Where To Find Plastic Rockers
The best place to start looking for plastic rocking chairs is at PlasticLumberYard.com. Dealing in all products of PolyLumber furniture and lumber itself, you can find a wide selection of plastic rocking chairs with different styles and designs. Adirondack, Chippendale, Nautical, Traditional or Mission – you name it and the style and color is yours to choose from. Be sure to check PlasticLumberYard.com first before looking at the alternatives.
Next we have a couple of plastic rocking chairs of the EnviroWood variety from Rocking-Chairs.com (not to be mistaken with RockingChairs.com, without the hyphen). EnviroWood basically produces the same stuff as PolyLumber, just with a different name. Their selections include an Adirondack rocking chair and a Mission-style porch rocking chair, both available in three different colors. Note that the colors for all these HDPE chairs are not painted on, but are mixed into the lumber during molding. The result is that colors will not fade nor will it chip off.
Finally, if none of these plastic rocking chairs look like their wooden counterparts that catch your eye, fear not. There is an alternative. Surf on to HighbrowFurniture.com and take a look at the Eames Plastic Arm Chair collection. Based on an original 1948 design – the Eames Fiberglass Rocking Chair – the plastic version is identical to the original in all aspects except that their seats are made of polypropylene.






