Marine
Nothing challenges building materials like marine use—ports, wharves, piers, piles, fenders and more. Our SeaPile®, SeaTimber® and BarForce® products dominate this highly technical market.
Learn MorePlastic Lumber is Smarter Lumber.
Build it. Forget about it.
Leader. Innovator. Engineering Genius.
Bedford Technology is the leading manufacturer of premium, structural and reinforced plastic lumber for commercial markets, including marine, agriculture and industrial and other outdoor markets. We can’t wait to create the next amazing thing you want to do.
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Agriculture
Impervious to rot, insects, moisture and mold, plastic lumber outperforms any other material for a variety of agricultural uses. And unlike PVC or pressure-treated wood, it won’t leach any chemicals.
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Industrial
Anything’s possible for projects using dimensional plastic lumber thanks to higher quality and durability far exceeding wood or wood composites.
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Large Animal & Equine
Choose our SelectForce® and FiberForce® products for paddocks, posts, trailer beds, fencing and other heavy-duty uses. They’re superior to wood, healthier for your animals and less expensive to maintain over time.
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Landscape
Ideal for use in a wide variety of outdoor applications—from barricades and borders to raised beds and retaining walls—our plastic lumber is the most cost-effective, innovative and durable landscaping solution on the market.
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Lewis and Clark River Bridge & Old Youngs Bay Bridge
Learn MoreWhen the Oregon Department of Transportation needed to repair 2 of the oldest bridges on the historic 101 Highway System they turned to the HDPE Timber’s manufactured by Bedford Technologies
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Santa Cruz Harbor Tsunami Damage
Learn MoreOn Friday March 11, 2011 a magnitude 8.9 earthquake struck Japan….5 hours later the earthquakes effects were starting to be felt on the West Coast of the United States. Santa Cruz Harbor, shown here, was dramatically affected
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King County South Park Bridge
Learn MoreWhen King County needed to replace the South Park Bridge located just South of downtown Seattle, WA, they also needed to replace the over 350 Creosote impregnated wooden piles that help comprise the