When you first sit on a park bench made from recycled plastic, the immediate sensation is one of smooth, uniform coolness. Unlike wood, which can have varying grain textures, splinters, or rough patches, the plastic surface is consistently even. It doesn't have the organic, sometimes rugged feel of timber. On a warm day, the plastic feels cooler to the touch than dark wood, which can absorb heat. On a chilly morning, however, wood might feel slightly warmer initially. The biggest difference in feel is the lack of porosity; plastic is solid and impervious, so it never feels damp or spongy like weathered wood can. While it may lack the classic, warm character of wood, the recycled plastic material offers a reliably clean, splinter-free, and low-maintenance feel that many find appealing for public spaces.
How does the recycled plastic material feel compared to wood on these park benches?
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