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Eco Friendly Patio Furniture
Eco friendly patio furniture can be difficult to find. At Home Products n' More, we know this. Our eco friendly patio furniture is constructed of 100% recycled plastic lumber. When you purchase our eco friendly patio furniture, you'll be doing the environment a favor. Over 240 milk jugs go into the production of our Casco Bay Adirondack Chair. All eco friendly patio furniture from Home Products n' More is offered with free shipping and handling.
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Go green and buy environmentally sound products, like our recycled plastic products. The Casco Bay Adirondack Chair and matching foot stool are both constructed of top grade recycled plastic lumber. This is a really durable, high quality product, featuring all stainless steel hardware guaranteed never to rust. This recycled plastic lumber is made entirely of #2 HDPE milk jugs. How's that for recycling?!? Recycled plastic lumber is actually a superior material to wood, because it will never rot, splinter, decay, or crack. This plastic will also hold its color exceptionally well; it will not fade or discolor over time.
What are some other ways to go green and help the environment? Consider purchasing reusable shopping bags that you can take to the grocery store. Every year, billions of plastic bags are thrown away, filling up our landfills. Worse yet, it takes thousands of years for a plastic bag to decompose. Many retailers now offer ultra compact reusable shopping bags that fold up in little pouches and can easily be placed in a purse or pocket before going into a store.
Compact fluorescent light bulbs are also a great way to help the environment. Electric plants burn fossil fuels and pollute our air, contributing to global warming. By using compact fluorescent light bulbs throughout your home, you will consume less energy, which saves you money and helps save our environment, too.
Did you know that your home's landscaping can also play a big role in energy conservation? A well thought out landscape design can cool your home in the summer and keep it warmer in the winter, thus saving you money on your heating and cooling bills and reducing your energy consumption. Consider, for example, a deciduous tree planted on the south or west side of your home. In the summer, the tree will shade your home and help to keep it cooler. In the winter, the tree will lose its leaves, and the valuable sunlight will help to warm your home.
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