Adirondack Chair

Adirondack Chair:  The Adirondack style dates back to the 1800’s, designed after Swiss Chalets and made to endure harsh weather conditions.  This style has come to epitomize the rustic décor found in homes and on patios throughout busy neighborhoods.  Adirondack chairs can even be found in cafes, as they offer the utmost in comfort for the weary patron.  These unique chairs are identified through their high angled backs and sloping seats that you sink into.  They were made just for the purpose of providing absolute relaxation, and do so more than adequately.  The wide arm rests are experts at holding drinks whilst you sit back and soak in the sun on a warm day.  Made of 100% Shorea wood, our Adirondack harmonizes beautifully with nature and adeptly withstands the harsh elements.  With proper care, this chair will last many years on your patio or pool deck.  Create a custom seating group with a few chairs placed together under a sturdy patio umbrella or under your favorite tree.  Footrests, also made of Shorea wood are available to up the comfort level of these already cozy chairs.

 

• Made of 100% Shorea wood
• Dimensions:  31” W x 35 ˝” D x 38” H
• Assembly required
• Weather resistant
• Wide armrests and deep seating
• Footrest available (sold separately)
• Suitable for residential or commercial use
• Color turns to a warm grey over time.  Maintain original color by applying teak oil once a season.
• Mortise and tenon joint construction adds strength
• 1 year warranty against structural failure 
• Shipping Dimensions: 37"L x 25"W x 8"H - Weight: 53  lbs.

 

There is a one-year warranty against structural failure, provided the furniture is assembled correctly and is subjected to normal use and against wood rot and insect infestation. Structural failure after incorrect assembly, variations in wood color due to weathering, roughness, and non-structural cracks or splits are not warranted. Oxford Garden will not be liable for failure caused by abuse, neglect, or the application of paint or polyurethane.