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Projects that put plastic back to work

US proof point: University of Miami — benches, picnic tables, and 2024 campus beautification. Chilean partner projects are labeled clearly and are never presented as US work.

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University of Miami

Everwood USA supplied benches and picnic tables to the University of Miami, as part of 2024 University of Miami Beautification work.

Benches Picnic tables 2024 Beautification Miami
DetailStatus
Benches4
Picnic tables2
Recycled plasticAbout 15 lbs (7 kg) in every standard Everwood board used
WhereBenches and picnic tables installed on the University of Miami campus

Plastic figures are estimates based on Everwood’s published material per board. Photos on this page are from the UM installs.

Metal QR plaque on installed Everwood furniture

On every install

Scan any Everwood bench

Each installed Everwood piece carries a metal QR plaque. Scanning it opens everwood-usa.com — this site.

Plaques link back to Everwood. Per-piece cleanup tracing is not claimed yet — see Full Circle for the upcoming trace feature.

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More from campus

Closer lakeside Everwood bench at UM

Lakeside benches

Plastic-lumber seating along brick paths by the water.

School of Architecture walkway with Everwood furniture

Architecture walkway

Picnic table and bench near campus buildings.

Vertical lakeside bench view

Outdoor durability

Built for Florida sun, humidity, and heavy use.

Everwood projects in Chile

Chile manufacturing-partner work — not US installs. Shown to illustrate our partner’s manufacturing capability.

Plastic-lumber gate and fence in Chile — an Everwood Chile project
Chile · manufacturing partner

Ranch gate & fence

Weather-resistant fencing and gate — an Everwood project in Chile.

Octagonal picnic table at a Chilean school — not a US project
Chile · manufacturing partner

School playground table

Octagonal picnic table at a school in Chile — not a US campus project.

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