Municipal supply · Alberta & Ontario
Install It Once. Maintain It Never.
Tables, benches, planters and boardwalk in 100% recycled plastic: a 50+ year service life, nothing to sand or seal on any maintenance schedule, and a landfill diversion figure you can put in the committee report.
Built to last
Material That Lasts a Lifetime
Thaw, spring rain, summer sun, autumn wet, another winter, and again, for fifty years or more. Install it once and it sits there through all of it, without a crew coming back to keep it going.
What timber furniture costs after the invoice
- Crew days, every spring: sanding, staining, sealing, and the travel between sites to do it
- Materials on repeat: stain, sealant, fasteners, replacement boards
- Board replacement: the splintered slat, the soft end where the leg meets wet ground
- The whole unit again: when the frame has gone and refinishing is no longer worth the crew time
- Complaints and liability: splinters where the public sits, on furniture you own
None of those lines appear on the invoice you approve. All of them appear in your operating budget, every year, for as long as the furniture is in service.
What ours costs after the invoice
- Washing: when it is dirty, on no particular schedule
That is the complete list. There is no finish to reapply because there is no finish. The colour runs through the board. Nothing rots because there is no wood fibre in it. Nothing splinters because there is no grain.
The saving is not a discount on the purchase. It is a recurring line removed from your operating budget, and the crew days that come back with it.
Talk to us about your projectWhy plastic lumber
Built for the Places Nobody Gets Back To
Public furniture fails where the crew cannot keep up with it: the legs standing in wet ground, the surface that wants refinishing, the board that splinters where people sit.
- Never rots
- Solid HDPE absorbs no water at all, so legs in wet ground do not swell, soften or rot out from the bottom. Freeze and thaw have nothing to work on.
- Never needs sealing
- No coating to peel, no stain to reapply. A scratch or a gouge is the same colour as the surface, so ordinary wear does not read as damage.
- Never splinters
- Bare hands, bare legs and small children are all fine with it, in year one and in year twenty.
- Nothing leaches
- No preservatives in the board, so it sits safely against soil, community garden beds, play areas and open water.
*Estimated service life depends on installation, use and environmental conditions.
What we supply
Everything That Sits Out in the Weather
Finished site furniture, or dimensional board by the piece for your own crews to build with.
Tables and benches
The legs stand in wet ground all year and never take any of it up.
- Picnic tables
- Benches
- Bollards
Planters and beds
Nothing in the board to leach into soil that grows food.
- Street planters
- Raised beds
- Tree surrounds
Boardwalk and decking
Constant footfall over wet ground, with no annual refinish.
- Trail boardwalk
- Viewing platforms
- Community builds
Not on the list? Ask anyway.
We are a manufacturer, not a catalogue. We extrude the board ourselves, so if you need something a standard range does not cover (a bench to match furniture you already have, boardwalk to an odd width, dugout seating, a memorial installation, replacement slats for frames still in service) describe it and we will tell you honestly whether we can make it.
The environmental case
Your Order Is Waste That Never Reached Landfill
Canadians throw away roughly three million tonnes of plastic a year and recycle under a tenth of it. Paint and oil pails are among the hardest pieces in that stream, dirty, mixed, low value, and usually treated as rubbish.
Those pails are what your benches are made of. Collected through Canada's regulated recycling programmes, cleaned, and extruded into solid board at our own plant in Lacombe. Buying the furniture is what pulls the material out of the waste stream. The diversion is not a side effect of the purchase, it is the purchase.
Why it stands up to scrutiny
- Volumes are third-party audited: our feedstock comes through Alberta's regulated recycling programmes, so tonnage is verified rather than self-declared
- A written diversion statement: the weight of plastic your specific order kept out of landfill, issued for any project
- Recognised by the sector: Judge's Choice at the 35th Alberta Emerald Awards, 2026, for turning hard-to-recycle plastic into structural product
- Canadian made, Canadian owned: manufactured in Lacombe, Alberta, with a second location in Georgina, Ontario
What we can put in your hands
Whatever the purchase needs to clear inside your organisation, ask and we will send it.
- A written diversion statement: the weight kept out of landfill by your order, for a report or a target
- Recycled content, documented: 100% recycled HDPE, from feedstock collected under regulated provincial programmes
- A tender response: send us the document and we will answer it in the format you need
- Board samples: something physical to put in front of a committee being asked to approve an unfamiliar material
Members of ARMA · Recycling Council of Alberta · Municipal Waste Association · Waste to Resource Ontario · Canoe Procurement Group of Canada
Try it
What Would Your Project Divert?
Switch on what you are considering and drag to set the quantity. A rough guide, not a quote, but the same figure we put in writing on the statement.
That project would divert
0lbs
of plastic kept out of Canadian landfill, roughly 0 paint and oil pails.
Switch something on to see the figure.
Based on typical item weights. We confirm the exact figure for your order on the diversion statement.
How we work with municipalities
However Your Process Runs
Public buying takes longer and answers to more people than private buying. We are set up for that rather than against it.
Samples and a look at real material
A board sample in your hand, or come and see the yard. If there is an installation near you we will point you at it, so you can look at material that has been outside for years rather than a photograph of it.
A pilot order
Two benches in the park that takes the hardest use. Prove it through a season before it goes anywhere near a capital plan.
Tenders and standing offers
Send the tender, or the specification you have been asked to match. If your purchasing runs through a co-operative, a vendor-of-record list or a standing offer, tell us and we will work with it.
Start a conversation
Tell Us What You Are Trying to Solve
You do not need quantities, a specification or an approved budget. If you are working out whether this material suits the job, this is the right time to talk to us.
- A person, not a portalYou will be dealing with the people who make the board, in the province you are in.
- An honest answer about fitIf plastic lumber is the wrong material for what you are doing, we will say so and tell you what we would use instead.
- Whatever paperwork you needSamples, a diversion statement, indicative pricing for a report, or a response to a tender document.
Before you ask
Municipal Supply, Answered
How long does it actually last?
The expected service life is 50+ years, depending on installation, use and conditions. The reason is straightforward: there is no wood fibre in it to rot and no coating to fail. What ends the life of timber furniture: water getting into the material: cannot happen here.
What maintenance does it need?
Washing, when it looks like it needs it. There is nothing to sand, stain or seal. That is the entire schedule, and it is why the operating cost is close to nothing once it is installed.
How does it handle scratches, graffiti and hard use?
The colour runs right through the board, so a scratch or a gouge is the same colour as the surface rather than a pale line through a finish. Ordinary wear does not read as damage, and there is no coating for anyone to strip.
Do you supply finished furniture, or just the board?
Both. We make tables, benches and planters, and we sell dimensional board by the piece for crews building their own. If you want something outside a standard range, describe it. We extrude the board ourselves, so there is more flexibility here than a catalogue supplier can offer.
Is it safe next to garden beds, play areas and water?
There are no preservatives in it. It is untreated recycled plastic, not treated wood, which is why it ends up around community gardens, shorelines and places where children are.
Can we get a diversion statement for a council report?
Yes, for any project. It sets out the weight of plastic your order kept out of landfill. Our feedstock comes through Alberta's regulated recycling programmes, so the underlying volumes are third-party audited rather than self-declared.
Can we buy through a purchasing group or standing offer?
Tell us how your purchasing works and we will work with it. We are members of Canoe Procurement Group of Canada, as well as the recycling and waste associations in both provinces.
Can we try it before committing?
Yes. Ask for a sample, or start with a pilot: two benches in the park that takes the hardest use. It is a reasonable way to prove a material before it goes into a capital plan.
Start With a Conversation
Tell us what you are working on and we'll tell you honestly whether this is the right material for it, usually within one business day.