The classic outdoor chair, built to stay outside
Few pieces of outdoor furniture say "sit down and stay a while" like an Adirondack chair. The deep, sloped seat and tall back let you lean back and relax, while the wide, flat arms give you a place to rest a cup of coffee, a glass of lemonade or a paperback. At Countryside Outdoors in Millmont, PA, Adirondack chairs are the piece customers ask about most, and you'll see long rows of them lined up on our lot in just about every color we offer.
Our Adirondack chairs are made from heavy-duty poly lumber instead of wood. That means no sanding, no staining and no repainting every few summers. Poly doesn't soak up water, so it won't rot, split or splinter, and it holds its color through sun, rain and snow. Most folks leave their chairs out all year long.
Where poly Adirondack chairs work best
Set a circle of chairs around the fire pit for evenings with family and friends. Line a pair up on the front porch, place a few at the edge of the pond or dock, or put them on the lawn where you can watch the kids play. Because poly is heavy and stable, the chairs stay put on a breezy day and hold up to years of everyday use.
Pick your colors — solid or two-tone
Every Adirondack chair can be ordered in any of our 18 colors, from Standard shades like Turf Green, Patriot Blue and Cherrywood to Woodgrain finishes like Antique Mahogany, Driftwood Gray and Natural Teak. Keep it one color, or go two-tone with a frame in one shade and the seat and back in another. Many customers match their chairs to the trim on the house, the shutters or the color of the barn.
Finish the set
Add built-in cupholders, a matching footstool to put your feet up, or a side table between two chairs. Pair your Adirondacks with a poly bench or a set of rockers for a full outdoor seating area that all matches.
The best way to choose is to sit in one. Stop by our lot at 1005 Cold Run Road in Millmont or give us a call, and we'll help you pick the style and colors that fit your space.
