Poly Lumber Furniture Adirondack Chair

The poly lumber material is designed to withstand harsh weather, including snow and rain, without rotting, chipping, or peeling. While you don't need to cover it for protection against the elements, using a cover can help keep it clean and free of debris during the off-season.

Assembly is required for this chair, but it is straightforward. Most customers find they can put it together in about 30 to 45 minutes using basic household tools.

The material is UV-resistant, meaning it is engineered to retain its color even with prolonged exposure to the sun. You shouldn't notice significant fading over the years.

The seat height is 15 inches, which is standard for an Adirondack chair. It offers a relaxed, reclined posture, though it sits lower to the ground than a standard dining chair.

The 20-year residential warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal use. It ensures that the chair will not rot, splinter, or crack, providing long-term peace of mind for your outdoor investment.

At 48 pounds, this chair is significantly heavier than plastic or lightweight wood alternatives. It is sturdy enough to withstand typical windy conditions without blowing away.