We value our customer’s input and that is why we have made some exciting changes to our products! To accommodate the needs of our customers we are pleased to announce a product redesign and an entirely new product. Do you love the Adirondack style and the idea of furniture that doesn’t need yearly upkeep, but are on a budget? At ECCB Outdoor we have heard your plight and have come up ...
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The easy answer to this is………… yes, you can leave your Adirondack furniture outside. All of our Adirondacks are made from poly lumber, a weather-resistant, high-density polyethylene lumber made from recycled materials that are easy to maintain. Quite a few homeowners will buy metal or plastic outdoor furniture and end up lugging it in or out of storage when the weather gets bad. Poly lumber is a great alternative to these ...
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Everyone has experienced one of those days. You started your morning by spilling coffee all over your white shirt and had to try and subtly hide the stain from your coworkers or risk being teased incessantly. Then your boss decides to completely scrap that big project you’ve been working on. Once you do make it out of the office you hit traffic on the way home and you’re frustrated all ...
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Many people have participated in some sort of Earth Day event, whether it was planting a tree outside of an elementary school, or participating in a work place recycling initiative. But do you know how Earth Day came about? It was first celebrated in 1970 and was created as a way to transform public attitudes about how the environment should be treated. The idea for Earth Day was a brain child ...
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Exciting News!!! We’ve added 4 new colors to be exact, for a new total of 24 color options. The new colors are Powder Blue, Antique Mahogany, Birchwood, and Driftwood Gray, and they are now going to be available in all our poly lumber products. While Powder Blue will be the same texture as all of our original poly lumber colors, which is very smooth to the touch, the colors Antique Mahogany, ...
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It has been statistically proven that our culture loves fall. From the excited back-to-school feeling in September to the crunchy leaves that are ready to be raked up, we romanticize fall as a fresh start. Football season is back for all ages to enjoy and temperatures drop, all while we cozy up with our pumpkin spice lattes ready to hibernate. One of the best ways to celebrate the fall time is ...
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Football season is back and in full force. September is the kickoff for both college and National Football League games. Tis the season for fierce rivalries and die hard fans. We have a long way to go before playoffs, bowl games, and Super Bowl picks, but it’s time to start rekindling your team spirit in a whole new way. Made of durable poly lumber by our Pennsylvania Amish craftsmen, these two-toned ...
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In June of 2015, the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium opened a new 22,000 square foot exhibit they named The Islands. This exhibit caters to the sights and sounds of island life with some of the world’s most endangered species, waterfalls, and ponds surrounded by rich tropical flora. Upon entrance, a beach scene welcomes you with sporadic pairs of colorful Adirondack chairs partnered with an umbrella on the large bed ...
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Adirondack chairs are a staple of outdoor design. They are classic, yet easy to customize to your personal style. But other than artfully arranging them on your patio, what can you do to make your furniture stand out? We have a few tips on how to bring your style to the great outdoors to create the ultimate relaxation spot. Accent Pillows One of the easiest ways to make your Adirondack chairs your ...
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The porch of your home is like a handshake, welcoming your visitors and serving as a connection point between you and your neighbors. Just as your handshake is important, so is the style of your porch. Giving your porch its own panache gives visitors a taste of what’s to come inside of your home. Creating your front porch style can be a simple weekend project. First, start by walking outside and ...
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