Sentences with phrase «plastic outdoor furniture»

We've even got a selection from Allibert Outdoors, who are reclaimed for their plastic outdoor furniture with some amazing modern and clean designs in their garden dining sets that are made to deal with whatever the British weather can throw at them!

The 1/4 cup baking soda solution also worked for cleaning off my plastic outdoor furniture.

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C.R. Plastic manufactures four seating lines — including its signature Adirondack (or Muskoka) chair — and other outdoor furniture from recycled pPlastic manufactures four seating lines — including its signature Adirondack (or Muskoka) chair — and other outdoor furniture from recycled plasticplastic.

Plastic containers, for example, are not recycled into new containers but into other products like lumber or outdoor furniture.

Perfect for relaxing in your back yard, the Pawleys Island Essential Adirondack Chair features a comfy contoured seat, a classic outdoor furniture design, and solid Durawood recycled plastic construction that's durable enough to withstand the elements.

You can use Chalk Paint ® on exterior walls, outdoor furniture (except teak), metal, concrete, matt plastic — even terracotta.

Its wicker look and sturdy build make for a great dining chair, and its plastic, UV - coated construction ensures this piece of garden furniture will last year - round, outdoors for years.

Indoor, outdoor, concrete, wood, plastic, furniture, lamps, even DIY artwork.

The Eden plastic garden storage bench combines a patio storage box with a decorative two person bench, which can be used for storing garden furniture cushions, tools and other outdoor items.

Because there is currently NO fence between us, after we took this photo we had to pile up outdoor furniture and other barriers around our patio and between our houses as a temporary fence (where that leaning wired fencing and plastic version was for awhile) in hopes of keeping our dogs safe when they go in out to our yard: -LRB-.

The rosy - cheeked chap came in joint last place for favourite outdoor items, along with plastic garden furniture, and was described by some rather vocal respondents as «tacky» — a view echoed by Chelsea Flower Show bosses who banned gnomes from displays.