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Is POLYWOOD Made in USA?

Last verified: March 2026 · Based on 19 verified products and public manufacturing evidence

Yes — Made in USA

POLYWOOD manufactures its products in the United States — specifically in Syracuse, IN; Roxboro, NC. Our verification team confirmed this through public manufacturing claims, factory records, and product listings.

Verification Confidence

1%

Average confidence score across 19 verified products — scores ≥70% are shown on this site.

Manufacturing Details

Made in
Syracuse, IN; Roxboro, NC
Headquarters
Syracuse, IN
Location detail
Specific city confirmed
History
Established brand (10–50 years)
Founded
1990

Verification Evidence

All furniture manufactured at facilities in Syracuse, IN (founded 1990) and Roxboro, NC (opened 2018). Vertically integrated: on-site HDPE recycling through finished product assembly. ~1,650 US employees. Acquired by Arsenal Capital Partners and BayPine LP in March 2024. No overseas manufacturing.

Website claim verifiedSpecific city confirmed

About POLYWOOD

POLYWOOD pioneered recycled plastic outdoor furniture in 1990 in Syracuse, Indiana, and remains the leading American manufacturer of weather-resistant outdoor furniture made from reclaimed high-density polyethylene.

Heritage & History

Doug Rassi co-founded POLYWOOD in 1990 out of a garage in Syracuse, Indiana, at a moment when government-mandated recycling programs were generating far more post-consumer plastic than existing markets could absorb. Rassi saw that high-density polyethylene — the sturdy resin used in milk jugs and detergent bottles — had the structural properties needed to replace wood in outdoor furniture. The company's first product was an all-weather Adirondack chair that remains central to the catalog today.

Over three decades, POLYWOOD grew from that garage into a vertically integrated manufacturer with facilities spanning more than two million square feet across two states. In 2018 the company opened a second facility in Roxboro, North Carolina, and in 2020 announced a $42.8 million expansion of its Syracuse campus. In March 2024 an investor group led by Arsenal Capital Partners and BayPine LP acquired the company, with Rassi's founding philosophy of domestic manufacturing and environmental stewardship carried forward.

Made in Syracuse, Indiana

POLYWOOD's Syracuse campus is where the company's proprietary lumber is born. Truckloads of recovered plastic arrive daily — the company processes roughly 400,000 milk jugs per day — and are fed into on-site recycling lines that clean, shred, and melt the HDPE into pellets. Those pellets are then extruded through custom dies into planks, slats, and structural members that are machined and assembled into finished furniture. The entire process, from raw recycled resin to packaged chair, happens under one roof.

Across both its Indiana and North Carolina facilities, POLYWOOD employs approximately 1,650 workers. The company's near-zero-waste production model captures 99 percent of its manufacturing scrap and routes it back into the process. Every piece is backed by a 20-year structural warranty — a claim made possible by that level of manufacturing control.

American-Made POLYWOOD Products

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is POLYWOOD made in the USA?

Yes. POLYWOOD is made in the United States, manufactured in Syracuse, IN; Roxboro, NC. All furniture manufactured at facilities in Syracuse, IN (founded 1990) and Roxboro, NC (opened 2018). Vertically integrated: on-site HDPE recycling through finished product assembly. ~1,650 US employees. Acquired by Arsenal Capital Partners and BayPine LP in March 2024. No overseas manufacturing.

Where is POLYWOOD manufactured?

POLYWOOD manufactures its products in Syracuse, IN; Roxboro, NC. The company is headquartered in Syracuse, IN.

Which POLYWOOD products are made in the USA?

We carry 19 verified American-made POLYWOOD products across Garden & Patio. Every listing is linked directly to Amazon with verified manufacturing evidence.

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