FAN BACK  ADIRONDACK   CHAIR
                                             in
                        NORTHERN WHITE CEDAR










            





                   natural unfinished                                                     spar  varnish















                   paint/varnish



                                                                                    paint

                                             10 year warranty                                                 
                
   This redesign of the traditional Adirondack is slightly higher, tilted forward, and shortened in the seat.  
The result is a chair that has more the feel of an upholstered easy chair.  Superior lower back support and
a design that is easily accessible make this a favorite chair for people of all ages.
The chair measures 48”h x 36”w x 42”d ( the tall frame chair measures 46" deep).  The Northern White
Cedar is custom sawn and milled to a generous 1¾” finish.  All hardware is 305 Stainless Steel. Upper back
brace is steam bent White Oak. Screws are countersunk and plugged. It is sanded to a smooth finish.


                                                                   $300.00

                            Add $50 for 5/4 x 12” Redwood (recycled, old growth)) arms
                                        Add $150 for exterior spar varnish/paint
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      We routinely alter the slope of the back and the length of the seat and the height of the frame for a  
    custom fit                                                     

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FOOTREST (SHOWN UNFINISHED)
$50  (PAINT OR VARNISH  add $25)

Just as the back of my chair has been slightly tilted to the vertical, I correspondingly raised the angle of the footrest.   The
result is a seat with more the feel of a chaise lounge.  It has the added advantage of being articulated so you don't have to
climb over the seat to get in.  Most folks leave the rest slightly forward, enough to catch the drop of your heel.  For shorter
people , or for storage, the rest tucks snugly up to the chair.