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Dreaming of an Adirondack Chair for your cottage, backyard or front porch?

While Adirondack chairs are available in various materials today, cedar is one of the original materials used to make Adirondack chairs. Other materials used in the manufacture of Adirondack chairs are other woods, plastic and hard resin.

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Not only does cedar have a beautiful wooden look, it is extremely durable, lightweight, and is known for its superior qualities of rot, mold and mildew resistance. Today, western red cedar is one of the most popular types of cedar used to manufacture Adirondack chairs.

If you finish your cedar Adirondack chair properly, and maintain that finish, you cedar lawn chair should last for decades without any worries. If you leave your Adirondack chairs on the ground for long periods of time, they may be more likely prone to wood rot and damage on the feet. To prevent this, you can decide to finish the whole chair or simply finish the bottoms of the chair feet, with an appropriate wood preservative.

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And if you are thinking of buying the typical and classic Adirondack chair, you may be happily surprised to know that there are numerous variations of the classic chair available – and yes, in cedar too.

You can opt for a rocker Adirondack chair – perfect for those who want the Adirondack cottagey look but, love the feel of rocking. You can also buy matching Adirondack styled ottomans. What better way to relax than in your Adirondack chair and footrest with your feet up!

Cedar Adirondack Chair with Ottoman Set — Imagine your lazy hazy days at the lake while relaxing on this cedar Adirondack chair with matching ottoman / foot rest

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Some manufacturers are making slight seat modifications to the original Adirondack design. Because the original Adirondack chairs seat have a steeply sloped seat, they can be hard to get out of for some – easy to get into – hard to get out of. A lesser slope on the seat helps those who are unable to pull themselves up from the chair – whether it is due to age or a disability. Some people simply prefer the lesser slope. Look for upright Adirondack chairs for this design modification.

If your front porch is lacking in style and comfort, add some cedar Adirondack chairs or add a classic porch swing done in the Adirondack chair styling.

Cedar Adirondack Styled Porch Swing — Cedar porch swing done in Adirondack style will provide you with a lifetime of swings and smiles.

Because Adirondack chairs are on the larger and heavier side of standard lawn chairs – and they generally do not stack – you may think that you do not have enough room for either moving or storing them. Today, you can find Adirondack chairs with a folding mechanism. Yes, they fold for easy transport and storage. The fact that they fold means you can move them around your yard or from the dock to the deck, and you can even take your folding Adirondack Chairs with you to a friend or family barbeque.

For any of these Adirondack chair options, if you find the wood a little hard on the tush, add to the comfort with the purchase of a cushion, made specifically for Adirondack chairs.

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