Let’s take into account the main design differences.
As you know, High-density polyethylene (HDPE) is used on furniture for Polywood and Luxcraft brands, yet they are different in design significantly. Luxcraft makes furniture quite heavy and excessively stable due to the more serious and thicker material, which is excessively suitable for the zones of powerful wind or heavy loads, for example, for public areas. Polywood, on the other hand, produces lighter wood that is less involved and more convenient to move, without sacrificing on durability or appearance. This provides simple convenience to individuals who continuously change the orientation of furniture.
Design and pricing variations
Luxcraft is grounded in an old, traditional design with attention to beautiful handwork, which would attract lovers of classics and aesthetics but adds to the price of furniture since it is of high quality. Polywood is grounded in contemporary, cool, minimalistic designs that appear just right in the right places, anywhere, and is cheaper, providing excellent quality. Your choice of either of them is based on your sense of beauty and emotions.
