Amish Direct Furniture Adirondack Glider

The glider uses a smooth, pendulum-style track system that allows the seat to move back and forth gently. Unlike a rocker, which pivots on a curved base, this glider stays level with the ground, providing a consistent, soothing motion without the risk of tipping.

Yes, cedar is naturally resistant to rot, decay, and insect damage, making it an excellent choice for outdoor furniture. While it holds up well to the elements, we recommend applying a sealant or stain annually to maintain its color and prevent the wood from graying over time.

Yes, this chair arrives partially assembled. You will need to attach the backrest and armrests to the base, which typically takes about 30 to 45 minutes with basic household tools.

Because the chair glides back and forth rather than rocking, it requires a small amount of clearance behind and in front of the base. We recommend leaving at least 6 to 8 inches of open space on all sides to ensure the chair can move freely without hitting walls or railings.

At 55 pounds, this chair is significantly heavier than plastic or lightweight metal alternatives. It is sturdy enough to withstand moderate winds without blowing away, though we still recommend moving it into a garage or shed during severe storms.