About Frog Furnishings
About Frog Furnishings
Frog Furnishings traces its roots to 1973, when its predecessor began plastic manufacturing operations that would eventually lead into outdoor furniture production. In the 1990s, operating as Jayhawk Plastics, the company applied three decades of plastic and steel manufacturing knowledge to start building outdoor furniture out of recycled plastic rather than traditional wood or metal-only construction.
In 2013, Jayhawk rebranded to Frog Furnishings, bringing a distinct outdoor furniture identity built around the values of hard work, dedication, and a bit of fun to match its playful name. The company's product range grew to include benches, tables, chairs, waste receptacles, and bike racks, all built from a combination of steel framing and recycled plastic components.
Frog Furnishings' products use a minimum of 30% recycled material that is 100% post-consumer, including its proprietary Resinwood plastic lumber, helping divert plastic waste from landfills while also reducing demand on traditional lumber sources. The company continues exploring newer manufacturing approaches, including robotics and 3D printing, to expand its site furnishing offerings.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Frog Furnishings' Resinwood material?
Resinwood is Frog Furnishings' proprietary recycled-plastic lumber used in place of traditional wood for benches, tables, and other site furniture. Tell us your application and color preference and we'll confirm Resinwood options.
How much recycled material is in Frog Furnishings products?
Frog Furnishings' products use a minimum of 30% recycled material that is 100% post-consumer plastic. This recycled content is combined with steel framing for structural durability.
What site furniture products does Frog Furnishings manufacture?
Frog Furnishings manufactures benches, tables, chairs, waste receptacles, and bike racks built from steel and recycled plastic. Let us know your site layout and quantity needs and we'll help match the right products.
Was Frog Furnishings previously known by a different name?
Yes, Frog Furnishings operated as Jayhawk Plastics before rebranding in 2013, carrying forward decades of plastic and steel manufacturing experience dating back to 1973. The rebrand gave the outdoor furniture line its own distinct identity.
Is Frog Furnishings exploring new manufacturing methods?
Yes, the company has been exploring robotics and 3D printing to enhance its outdoor furniture manufacturing and expand its product offerings. This reflects an ongoing effort to innovate within its recycled-plastic site furnishing niche.