An Adirondack chair is the perfect tool for relaxation. Designed by Irving Wolpin and named after the picturesque mountain range in northern New York, the Adirondack chair has a sloped, contoured back and seat. It sits close to the ground, allowing you to sink deep into it while also offering good back and bottom support. · These chairs are perfect for balancing drinks or tiny plates and are easy to style up with cushions, headrest pillows, and blankets.

The classic Adirondack chair will measure 36"x30"x36". The seating area will be about 20"x20" with a height of 13 to 16 inches off the ground. They can weigh anywhere between 15 and 45 lbs depending on the material. · However, you have some flexibility in the height of an Adirondack chair. There are some that are sold with lower seat heights - ideal for short people - while others have a taller seat height. There are even special Adirondack chairs for kids!

You can find Adirondack chairs in all kinds of materials, including wood, aluminum, resin, and plastic. Before selecting a material, ask yourself the following questions: · How often will I leave my chairs outside?  · How easy is this material to care for?  · What will the material look like over time? · Is this material comfortable? · Does the material make the chair too heavy to be moved?  · How much will it cost? · Wood is the classic material used for Adirondack chairs. The original chairs were made out of hemlock, but the downside to this material is that it is extremely heavy. Today, mul