Got comfort?

Now, what says  "ahh...summer!"  better than an ice cold glass of tea, a great book -- The Art of Racing in the Rain --  and the incredible comfort of your new Adirondack chair?

As promised, we have added those wonderful Adirondack chairs to our product line.  Haven't you always admired them on the deck at your favorite summer hang-out, or in that ad showing two right on the beach?  Now, you can have your own Adirondack chairs and recreate the tranquil pace of summer wherever you wish. 

The single chair is available in a variety of finish choices, from exterior grade enamel to clear penetrating oil that will really show off the natural beauty of the cedar.  You also have the option to choose between different grades of fasteners for the bottom and back slats.  The least expensive option is durable coated screws that resist rust and staining, such as the Deckmate brand of fastener.  A step up from those are the stainless steel screws that add a nautical look to your chair.  Finally, if having exposed screw heads is not to your liking, you may choose to order your chair with plugged screws, similar to fine furniture joinery.  Check back for close up pictures of all three options.

You also have a choice of the type of wood used in the construction of your new Adirondack chair. If it is to be painted, I recommend tight-knot pine for a slight savings in cost.  For staining, tight-knot cedar makes for a distinctive and beautiful appearance. For the ultimate in outdoor furniture, and a chair that will be the envy of your neighborhood, you may choose tight-grain clear cedar for the arms and bottom/back slats.  Combined with the plugged screw option, you will have an equisite piece of furniture that will delight for years to come.

Here is a market view of one of our single Adirondack chairs

Current price list for Adirondack chairs

(updated July 17, 2008)

 All of our chairs, regardless of wood choice, finish choice or type of fasteners used, are the same size and style. They all have the wide, comfortable arms that you see here, along with substantial wood dimensions (2 x 6 front uprights, 1x or 5/4 arms and 1x slats) to ensure that they remain comfortable and sturdy for years to come.

Basic chair (un-finished) -- tight knot pine or cedar, rust resistant coated deck-type screws, polyurethane exterior construction adhesive, zinc hardware, ready to stain or paint  --     $178.00

Add paint  or stain finish -- $22.00

All tight knot cedar --  $21.00

Tight-grain clear cedar for arms and backbottom slats -- $38.00

Stainless steel screws in back/bottom slats, plus additional joints -- $12.00

Plugged screw holes (no screw head showing) -- $28.00

Here is a close up of our premium Adirondack chair finished in clear sealer.  The beauty of cedar is that it can be highlty varied in color and texture.  On one chair you may have a range of colors from honey blond to dark chocolate.  Beautiful to look at -- very relaxing to sit in!