With over 51 years combined experience in the plastic lumber industry, we are one of the pioneers in recycled plastic since its inception in the US in the late 1980’s. Our company’s growth, from its small regional beginning in Florida to the national industry leader we are today, is due to the terrific people that…
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You may have many questions about how you can create a lasting tribute for your loved one. We have answers!
Where Can I Place a Memorial Tribute Bench?
Our benches can be placed in most conventional areas, privately or publicly, where you have authorization/permission to place them. Ideal places for our benches include:* City, County, State Parks* Trails & Parks* Nature Centers* Community Centers* Alumni Groups* Service Organizations* Schools & Churches* Outdoor Corporate Areas For other suggestions, you can call us directly at…
Continue ReadingHow Do I Create a Custom Memorial Bench?
Our Custom Donor Bench Program is excellent for organizations, city planners, recreation areas and more. We offer excellent consultation on how to set up a Donor Bench program and then offer the finest outdoor benches in the industry. Contact us about how we can help you get started. Thank you for your interest in our…
Continue ReadingWhat types of customization are used for Memorial furniture?
At American Recycled Plastic we offer 4 types of customization for your bench or rocker, or whatever type of furniture you may choose. As a family business since 1998, we understand the importance of recognizing your loved one in the most beautiful way. We will help you make choices that you are pleased with and…
Continue ReadingWhat is the first step to create a memorial bench?
In the past few decades, tributes to loved ones have expanded beyond a cemetery head stone or grave marker. One very popular choice is to create a Memorial Bench or piece of furniture that can then be placed and enjoyed by many others as time goes on. American Recycled Plastic works one on one with…
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