LuxCraft manufactures poly lumber outdoor furniture at its workshop in Ohio’s Amish Country, where craftsmen use traditional woodworking techniques. The company describes its furniture as American-made and made from high-density polyethylene containing recycled material, and says it began in a small corner of a barn before moving to a modern facility.
Highwood USAFrom its Pennsylvania operation, Highwood USA makes outdoor furniture and home-and-garden pieces from proprietary synthetic lumber designed to look like wood without cracking, peeling, or rotting. The company says it has been innovating in the poly-lumber market for more than 20 years, with its furniture made in the USA by Pennsylvania craftsmen and its materials also supplied for OEM applications. Its flagship Highwood HDPS material is made from recycled plastics and carries a 12-year residential warranty.HOMETOWN, PA
Berlin Gardens, LLCIn the heart of Ohio’s Amish Country, Berlin Gardens manufactures handcrafted outdoor poly furniture, along with structures that extend living spaces beyond the house. Its furniture is made in Berlin, Ohio, using poly lumber with 95% recycled content, while traditional skills are paired with advanced machinery and careful hand-finishing. The company’s faith-centered approach and attention to consistent details helped earn it the 2025 ICFA Manufacturer of the Year award.BERLIN, OH
Casual ComfortFounded in 2004 when its owner began building furniture on the family farm, Casual Comfort makes hand-crafted poly outdoor furniture in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. The company combines skilled craftsmanship with precision machinery to create comfortable, low-maintenance pieces from recycled plastic lumber, backed by a 20-year residential warranty. Its marine-grade Aquatic collection is especially suited to waterside settings, while the broader line is designed for long-lived outdoor gatherings.LEOLA, PA
FinchFinch makes hand-crafted poly outdoor furniture in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, where an 18-year-old Merv Esh began building picnic tables in his uncle’s woodworking shop in 2002. Now employing about 20 people and working with more than 200 U.S. dealers, the company builds its furniture from recycled plastic lumber and finishes each piece with hands-on inspection. Finch’s designs pair traditional mortise-and-tenon joinery with durable, low-maintenance construction suited to year-round outdoor use.GORDONVILLE, PA