Our non-folding Veranda Adirondack Chair is ergonomically designed with many enhanced features while still maintaining the beauty of the traditional look. It is smaller than our other Adirondack chairs allowing you to enjoy the highest quality product with a decreased space requirement. Its easy to get in and out of and has a curved seat and back for superior comfort.

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DIMENSIONS

SHIPPING

All products are handcrafted to our highest standards.

Unstained products usually ship in 4-6 weeks;

Stained and poly products usually ship in 4-8 weeks.

All products shipped by UPS Ground and tracking emails are sent to each customer once the boxes leave our warehouse.

ASSEMBLY

Our assembly process is easy and time-efficient thanks in part to its industry-leading design! In fact, all the instructions are visual-based, allowing you to follow each step along the journey towards a finished chair. The assembly starts with the creation of the seatback using individual slats and a series of bracers to keep them together. Afterwards, the chair base itself is put together, involving the attachment of slats to three pieces that form the edges and maintain the chair’s shape. Next comes the chair legs, affixed to the base, followed by the installation of the armrests. The last step involves adding the assembled seatback to the base, completing the build of your beautiful new foldable Adirondack chair. Need more information? Go to our Industry Leading Design page to learn more!

FEATURES

Unique Design
Stylized leg design, perfect for outdoor patio spaces and a complement to your Adirondack chairs. 

Stainless Steel Hardware
Handcrafted using only oversized stainless steel hardware. We never use nails, staples, or plugs. 

Assembly Options
Our products come 90% pre-assembled with easy-to-follow photo/online instructions for final assembly.

Responsibly Sourced
We use only uniformed color, hand-selected, FSC certified wood or recycled plastic lumber manufactured by Tangent which has achieved GreenCircle Certified Recycled Content certification

OUR MATERIALS

Knotted White Pine

Knotted white pine is one of the most common materials used in the creation of chairs and other furniture. This beautiful and well-loved wood is distinctive for its large knots that give an item of furniture an old-world and sophisticated look. Its natural light color and ability to withstand different temperatures makes it a great choice for outdoor furniture. Knotted white pine is an excellent choice for those looking for a more economical option for their outdoor Adirondack chairs and furniture. Although pine lacks the weather-resistant qualities of cedar, it performs well when sealed and maintained on a regular basis.

Knotted Western Red Cedar

Knotted cedar is a very popular type of wood used for Adirondack chairs and furniture. It generally has a slight grain and a medium to coarse texture which can help to provide some interesting textual effects. Knotted cedar is the perfect choice for those seeking the more traditional look of knots and burls with the durability of western red cedar. With its natural ability to resist decay and insect infestation, knotted cedar is a natural choice to use for quality outdoor furniture.

Clear Western Red Cedar 

Clear cedar is much like knotted cedar except that it doesn’t have the knots. This is what makes it ‘clear’ and it is a good option for those who want to have more of a minimalistic look when they are making furniture. When it’s used in chair making, clear western red cedar provides a lot of good color and texture but it looks cleaner on the whole than knotted cedar or when compared to other woods like pine. All in all, it’s a lovely wood to work with, and it can produce some beautiful chairs and furniture.

Luxury Brazilian Walnut (IPE)

Brazilian Walnut, also known as IPE, is an exotic South American Hardwood that is truly unmatched by other woods in beauty and strength. It is seeing significant growth in popularity as a material of choice for superior quality Adirondack chairs and outdoor furniture. Not only is Brazilian walnut an excellent choice for your outdoor furniture, its beauty, durability and toughness against all the elements have made it a favorite choice for commercial uses as well.

FAQ

Are Adirondack chairs comfortable?

Adirondack chairs are optimized to provide ergonomic comfort. Therefore, the backs of the chairs are steep and angled. Combined with spacious armrests and a deep, angled seat, one of these is certain to become the new favorite patio chair that everyone will want to enjoy.

Are Adirondack chairs weather resistant?

We design and build our products to last for generations, not just for a couple of years. Regardless of the type of wood or alternative materials used in the construction of your Adirondack chair of choice, rest assured that it will weather everything from downpours to wicked winds with ease. By reapplying stain or adding a lick of paint in the years to come, you can further extend the lifespan of your purchase.

What's the most popular Adirondack chair?

Our Classic Adirondack Chair product is a classic for a reason – folks can’t get enough of them! The same goes for our larger Royal Adirondack Chair, both of which can be folded in half for easy storage and transportation. These chairs are also available in a wide range of wood species as well as Poly-Luxe synthetic lumber, the latter of which is made from 100% post-consumer recycled materials.

How do I clean my Adirondack Chair?

Adirondack chairs can generally be cleaned with soap and water. It’s best to do this once every week or so to ensure your outdoor furniture looks as good as new. For more details relevant to specific species of wood or Poly-Luxe, explore our in-depth blog on Adirondack chair maintenance.

What are the shipping options for Adirondack chairs?

Our products are handcrafted with care in North America, and we don’t believe in sticker shock by tacking on shipping fees afterwards. That’s why our prices include shipping to either the Continental U.S. For Canadian customers, shipping is included for anywhere in Canada other than the Yukon, Northwest Territories, and other remote locations where FedEx cannot deliver. Please note that restocking fees and shipping charges apply to all returns or exchanges.

How do your Adirondack chairs compare to others?

We put quality, longevity, and customer satisfaction before anything else. This is evidenced by our industry-leading design philosophy, material sourcing and quality assurance methods, best-in-class guarantees and commitment to workmanship, and even our ever-widening range of order options available to you.

What is the weight capacity for Adirondack chairs?

The approximate weight capacity limit will vary depending on the type of Adirondack chair you decide to order. Our Folding Classic Adirondack Chair products, for instance, can support up to 300 pounds. View the product page for the specific type of chair that interests you to learn more about its weight restrictions, seat dimensions, and more.

Do I need to build your Adirondack chairs?

Unlike select other manufacturers, we prefer to give you plenty of choice. We offer pre-assembled Adirondack chairs for added convenience, which are handcrafted and built with care to last for decades to come. Alternatively, for an even more affordable solution, consider our Adirondack chair kits, which are easy to assemble while also utilizing high-quality components. Holes are pre-drilled as well.

Are your Adirondack chairs foldable?

By design, many of our Adirondack chair models are designed to fold up and be stowed away with ease. This is ideal for those who like to take their favorite chair with them on the go, store patio furniture away for long winters, or move their seating set up around.

Are your Adirondack chairs environmentally friendly?

Absolutely. Not only are our wooden chairs naturally biodegradable and sustainably sourced in a responsible manner, but we also offer Poly-Luxe products that are made with 100% post-consumer recycled materials. This option diverts waste away from landfills and helps us to look after the world we share!

OUR UNIQUE TREATMENT PROCESS

 

The superior quality stain that we have been utilizing for the past 39 years surpasses all others in longevity, beauty, quality and craftmanship. As seen in the above photo, water just beads on the finish. Our industry-leading four-step staining process begins with a full immersion technique where each piece of wood is dipped in an 80-gallon vat of the SICO ProLuxe, which is equivalent to three coats of stain. Once dry, we hand-spray three additional coats of stain with fine hand sanding between each coat, achieving a beautiful long-lasting finish.

Stain

If you chose our solid wood cedar or pine materials, you can choose to include staining as part of your purchase.

SICO ProLuxe is internationally recognized as one of the best stains on the market. This stain creates a durable flexible film coating that penetrates the wood surface yet lets the wood "breathe" to accommodate constantly changing climatic conditions. It will not crack, blister or peel and is an excellent water repellent (water will bead on it).

Caramel Stain (Clear Cedar Only)

This beautiful look can only be achieved by using clear cedar dark wood, which features a darker colored wood in the center of the tree. Our artisans hand-pick this darker wood, separating light and dark cedar, and then apply our industry-leading four-step staining process to create the most stunning caramel hue available. We are the only company in the industry which separates the natural wood colours to make sure the colours are consistent. This is what we call "Our Secret Sauce".

Learn how to care for your stained pine and cedar Adirondack furnishings.

IPE Oil

You can purchase your luxury Brazilian Walnut Adirondack chairs and furniture with an oil finish. Prior to assembly, our oiling process includes the application of an oil-based natural wood finish to each individual piece of wood. Once dried, we reapply a second coat which will help seal the wood and protect your Brazilian Walnut furniture from exposure to the elements by stabilizing and nourishing the wood from within.

We only use IPE Oil Hardwood Deck Finish when treating our Brazilian Walnut. For at-home maintenance, simply wipe this or a paraffin-based oil such as Penofin Verte over your IPE chairs once a year.