The Adirondack Chair is also known as Cape Cod Chair, Muskoka Chair, and Laurentian Chair. No matter what you call it, we call ours The Best Chair!

Our Poly-Luxe 100% recycled plastic lumber is an exceptional alternative to wood products. Our standard and premium wood grain choices feature deep rich colors and are fade proof due to UV pigment systems that resist breakdown from prolonged sun and weather exposure. With a full 1" thickness, 25% thicker than leading competitors, these will indeed be the last Adirondack chairs you will need to purchase! Shop Now

Knotted pine is an excellent choice for those looking for a more economical option for their outdoor Adirondack chairs and furniture. Pine's natural light color is accented with rustic knots and burls, adding a traditional character to any outdoor space. While not as durable as western red cedar, knotted pine does offer resistance to rot and insects and is best suited for placement on stone or other non-organic surfaces. Shop Now

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. Shop Now

Clear cedar's hallmark is its beauty. It is sourced from the innermost part of the tree, the heartwood, which gives it its warm coloring and smooth knot-free appearance. With its superior natural ability to resist decay and insect infestation, clear cedar is the perfect choice for use in high quality outdoor furniture. Shop Now

Brazilian Walnut, also known as IPE, is an exotic South American Hardwood which 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. Shop Now

Many customers choose not to include staining of their Adirondack chairs as part of our handcrafting process. This allows for their furniture to arrive ready to custom stain or paint at home or purposefully left to naturally age for a rustic aged or grey patina look.

If you choose either our cedar or pine materials, you can choose to include staining as part of your purchase. 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 Cetol 1 by Sikkens/Proluxe, the best outdoor stain on the market, 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.

This beautiful look can only be achieved by using clear cedar wood, which features a darker colored wood in center of the tree. Our artisans hand-pick this darker wood, and coupled with our industry-leading four-step staining process, merge to create the most stunning of hues available. Our caramel color is very popular and can be in limited supply, especially during our high season.

You can purchase your Brazilian Walnut Adirondack chairs naturally unfinished or we can apply the IPE oil for you. 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.