FREE delivery in the contiguous US!
Adirondack Chair Designs & Styles
Have a seat outdoors in one of our Adirondack chairs, which combine style and comfort to create a modern twist on a timeless design.
Adirondack Chair Designs & Styles
Have a seat outdoors in one of our Adirondack chairs, which combine style and comfort to create a modern twist on a timeless design.
Sort
Filter
54 Items
54;
...
ITEMS
Why POLYWOOD?
POLYWOOD Adirondack chairs combine style, beauty, and comfort to create a modern twist on a classic design. When you choose to buy POLYWOOD outdoor furniture, you can rest assured that you and your family will enjoy them season after season.
Our unique high-density polyethylene (HDPE) lumber is superior to traditional wood and other plastic materials — POLYWOOD Adirondack Chairs are weatherproof and, unlike natural wood, they won't crack or rot.
“After dinner, we gather around the fire pit and break out the s’mores with my girls. These are the moments that are important.”
- Angelo Adamo
Creative Director for Design Elemental
POLYWOOD Design Ambassador
Adirondack Colors
Choose from a variety of traditional earth tones from Slate Grey to Mahogany, as well as vibrant options such as Aruba, Lime, and Sunset Red.
Choose the Perfect Adirondack Color
Angelo's Designer Tips:
“Think about the type of mood you want to create with your outdoor space and seek colors that will coordinate with the natural elements in your area. Be sure to take sunlight into account and imagine what colors will look like on a bright day versus an overcast day. For instance, some Adirondack colors may be distracting when placed on a patio that receives full sun all day long.”
Adirondack Features
Weatherproof
Rain, wind, and sleet shouldn't get in the way of enjoying your outdoor furniture. Unlike wood, POLYWOOD products are innovatively engineered to withstand all four seasons without splintering, rotting, cracking, or chipping.
Low Maintenance
Easy does it. Our patio furniture will always look as good as new with very little effort. It doesn’t need to be brought inside during inclement weather and cleans quickly and easily with soapy water and a soft-bristle brush.
Sustainability
Sustainability has always been our second nature. To protect and preserve natural resources for future generations, we make our durable patio furniture from sustainable materials, including landfill- and ocean-bound plastics.
Why are they called Adirondacks?
The Adirondack chair is named after the Adirondack Mountains in upstate New York. Thomas Lee invented the original chair in 1903 using several flat wooden boards, and the design featured a straight back, a deep slanted seat, and wide armrests.
At POLYWOOD, we offer many different colorful Adirondack chairs, including the Modern, Nautical Curveback, South Beach, Palm Coast, Long Island, and many more.
Adirondack Chair FAQs
Are Adirondack chairs comfortable?
Yes, thanks to their laid-back design, Adirondack chairs are quite comfortable. Our top-rated Adirondack chairs are available in a variety of designs — many of which feature curved backs, contoured seats, folding features, and hideaway ottomans. You can find the best Adirondack chairs for your needs through us!
What is the weight capacity for POLYWOOD Adirondack chairs?
We test our durable Adirondack chairs to ASTM standards, and they are all rated for commercial use to hold up to 400 pounds each.
Are POLYWOOD Adirondack chairs stackable?
No, we do not offer any stackable Adirondack chairs.
How much do POLYWOOD Adirondack chairs weigh?
POLYWOOD heavy-duty Adirondack chairs typically weigh between 30 and 50 pounds each.
Can POLYWOOD Adirondack chairs be left outside all winter long?
Yes! Our heavy-duty Adirondack chairs were built to withstand all types of weather, including winter weather.
What is the most popular Adirondack chair style?
Some of our top-rated Adirondack chairs include the Modern Adirondack Chair, Nautical Curveback Adirondack Chair, Vineyard Adirondack Chair, and Vineyard Curveback Adirondack Chair.
Types of Adirondacks
Rocking Chairs
Lull yourself deep into relaxation with an Adirondack Rocking chair. This chair has the reclined seat of an Adirondack and the slopped runners of a rocker, which lets you enjoy a distinctive relaxation experience.
Ottomans
Take a seat, and put up your feet on an all-weather ottoman. We offer a variety of outdoor ottomans, so you can find one that matches your Adirondack chair's color, height, and style.
Folding
Our folding Adirondacks let you take relaxation anywhere. These chairs can be easily folded up and moved when you need extra seats around your fire pit or desire beachfront comfort on your next vacation.
"I personally love the Modern Adirondack style — fewer back slats versus multiple slats. I like the visual simplicity of less linear lines. But, you can't go wrong with a traditional style Adirondack; it's just a timeless design."
- Angelo Adamo
Creative Director for Design Elemental
POLYWOOD Design Ambassador
Top Adirondack Materials
Adirondack chairs are available in a variety of materials — HDPE lumber, teak, aluminum, and injection-molded plastic, to name a few.
1. HDPE Lumber Adirondack Chairs
Our favorite material for Adirondack chairs is HDPE. Adirondack chairs made with this material can be left outside all year-round, clean easily with soap and water, and are available in an array of fade-resistant colors. This durable, weatherproof plastic is also used to make milk jugs and detergent bottles.
2. Wooden Adirondack Chairs
Teak, pine, oak, cedar, cherry, and other natural woods are popular choices for outdoor furniture. Wooden Adirondack chairs can remain outside all year-round, but they're difficult to maintain and require regular cleaning and oiling to avoid a "silver patina."
3. Aluminum Adirondack Chairs
Aluminum is a durable, easy-to-maintain material that can be left outside all year-round as it's resistant to water and rust. Aluminum Adirondack chairs are lightweight and easy to move around the patio but also susceptible to wind gusts.
4. Injection-Molded Plastic Adirondack Chairs
Unfortunately, Adirondacks made from this material fade quickly in the sun, are vulnerable to stains, and are generally unstable — breaking easily within a year or two of purchasing.
“There’s not a moment where I think POLYWOOD won’t withstand the weather — it’s a product you can trust.”
- Angelo Adamo
Creative Director for Design Elemental
POLYWOOD Design Ambassador
Adirondack Chair Buying Guide
Still can't decide on what type of Adirondack chair to buy? Check out our comprehensive guide to choosing the perfect outdoor seating for your patio.
Compare Products