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Recycled Plastic Lumber (RPL) lifetime costs are much lower due to the low maintenance costs relative to wood. There are cost savings over the life of the product due to no rotting, chipping, splintering, and no painting or sealing, and it is recyclable at the end of its useful life. Use the Calculator below to determine the cost savings for your project.
Alaska Plastic Recovery
What Grizzly Wood Really Costs
Treated lumber is cheaper to buy and more expensive to own. Enter your project’s numbers and see the upfront price next to the real cost over the life of the build — replacements, upkeep, and all.
Traditional / Treated Lumber
The conventional quote — and what it keeps costing.
Grizzly Wood
Costs more once. Then it just keeps working.
Project Assumptions
Upfront difference
Traditional — lifetime
Grizzly Wood — lifetime
Total saved
Cost Over Time
Cumulative spend from day one through the full time horizon. Where the lines cross, Grizzly Wood becomes the cheaper choice — and stays there.
Beyond the Dollars
Value that never shows up on a quote — but matters every year you own it.
- No splinters, ever. Safer for the people who sit, walk, and work on it.
- No rot, rust, or warping. It shrugs off Alaska’s wet, freeze-thaw seasons.
- No hazardous disposal. Treated lumber is a disposal headache at end of life; Grizzly Wood is 100% recyclable.
- Made from recovered Alaska plastic. Every board keeps waste out of our landfills and off our shorelines.
See It On Your Project
Want these numbers run for your actual build? Send us your estimate and we’ll follow up with a side-by-side for your specific project. Your inputs above come along automatically.
Opens your email app with the numbers filled in — just hit send. We’ll take it from there.