Adirondack Patio Furniture: Rustic Comfort Since 1903

Adirondack chairs originated in 1903 in NY’s Adirondack Mountains—11 pieces from one plank, sloping seat for steep terrain, wide armrests. Popularized by Teddy Roosevelt in national parks. Today, wide arms eliminate need for tables at cafés.

Design Features

Rounded slatted back, contoured seat with rolled edges. Many add cushions for comfort and color.

Material Choices

• Cedar: Repels insects, resists mildew.
• Mahogany: Scratch-resistant, needs yearly refinishing.
• Pine: Knotty charm, frequent refinishing.
• Engineered wood and plastic lumber for cost savings.

Variety

Bar-height, folding, reclining, single/double glider chairs. Ottomans, side/end/picnic tables. Umbrellas, round/high dining tables with bar chairs.

Attractive, rustic, comfortable, worth the investment. Find Adirondack furniture at CozyDays: www.cozydays.com.