POLYWOOD Nautical Grand Adirondack Chair

Traditional Adirondack chairs are known for a deep, reclined seat that can be difficult to get out of. This model features a higher, more vertical backrest and a taller seat height of 17.55 inches, making it much easier to sit down and stand up without straining.

Yes, it weighs 58 lbs, which is significantly heavier than most plastic or resin outdoor furniture. This weight, combined with its sturdy construction, helps it resist being blown around during standard windy weather.

Very little. Unlike wood, this poly-lumber does not require painting, staining, or sealing. You can simply clean it with soap and water to remove dirt or pollen, and it will remain weather-resistant year-round.

Yes, it is designed for year-round outdoor use. The marine-grade hardware resists rust and corrosion, and the material is UV-resistant, meaning it won't fade, splinter, or crack when exposed to sun, rain, or snow.

No, assembly is required. You will need to put the pieces together, but the process is straightforward and standard for this type of outdoor furniture.

The chair features a contoured seat and a waterfall front edge, which is designed to reduce pressure on the back of your legs. While it is ergonomic, keep in mind that it is a hard surface; if you prefer extra softness, you may want to add an outdoor seat cushion.