Adirondack Chairs

Reliable and Beautiful Materials

Staying true to their heritage, we offer Adirondack chairs made out of gorgeous woods and handcrafted to suit each customer. Different lumbers provide different textures, colours, and naturally-aged patinas. The western red knotted cedar wood, with its knots and burls, makes for a great traditional choice. Pine, a more common wood, is an equally lovely alternative. We also acknowledge that the world is always changing, so we offer modern Adirondack chairs made from high-density Polyethylene Lumber, otherwise known as Poly-Luxe. These chairs are made out of 100% recyclable consumer plastics and are available in a range of colours, including black and white.

No More Maintenance

Adirondack chairs require almost no maintenance because they’re weather and pest resistant. Every three weeks, wash the chair down with soap and water and make sure to fully rinse the chair to prevent a thin film from developing on it. If you’re trying to preserve the finish colour, you may choose to repaint them every three years or so. Those aiming for a naturally aged look don’t need to worry about this extra step.

We have an industry-leading staining process that’s available to you upon purchase of your chairs. By staining your wooden chairs, you help seal out moisture and rain, which prevents rot and mold from forming over the years. During this process, each piece of wood is dipped separately into the stain and is then allowed to dry. After, we stain the pieces another three times by hand, sanding them in between.

Foldable

All of the Adirondack chairs at The Best Adirondack Chair Company are foldable for convenience. Whether you’re relocating your chair from your home to your cottage, moving homes, or storing your chair in the basement or shed during harsh weather, we want to make it as easy as possible. They’ll take up less room and, being lightweight, they’re easy to carry from one place to another!

Why Choose The Best Adirondack Chair Company?

The Best Adirondack Chair Company has been handcrafting Adirondack chairs in Canada since 1955. We have been selling our chairs across the nation through our website since 1999 and, though we’ve branched out by selling to the United States and internationally, we remain a Canadian company at heart. Our experts at The Best Adirondack Chair Company create customized chairs based on our customers’ specifications. You can also buy our chairs in sets and purchase additions such as ottomans and coffee tables. We offer customer-oriented service because we want our chairs to be the best, and for you to have the best possible experience for many years!

Frequently Asked Questions

Are wood or plastic Adirondack chairs better?

Some people prefer wood Adirondack chairs and some prefer plastic, and there’s no wrong choice! If you’re unsure, consulting with a professional at The Best Adirondack Chair Company can help you make an informed decision. In terms of longevity, wood Adirondack chairs tend to last 10 to 12 years, whereas we offer a Lifetime Guarantee on our Poly-Luxe chairs. Both are environmentally friendly, as we only use lumber harvested by Forest Stewardship Council suppliers for our wood Adirondack chairs. Plus, both are heavy duty and therefore don’t require much maintenance.

Where can I buy Adirondack chairs?

Due to their popularity, Adirondack chairs can now be sold at hardware stores like Home Depot. However, for the best Adirondack chairs, it’s better to go with a company like The Best Adirondack Chair Company. Why? These chairs are handcrafted rather than mass-produced, which means that they’re customizable. You can choose exactly what you want, and you’ll get it! That includes the materials, the treatment it undergoes, and the specific features that interest you most.

Where did Adirondack chairs originate?

Adirondack chairs were created by a man named Thomas Lee, who wanted to provide ultimate outdoor comfort to his guests while inspired by the beautiful Adirondack Mountains. These chairs became so popular that they were eventually sold throughout the state of New York. Americans then brought their chairs to the Muskoka region during cottage season, where they were adopted by Canadians. Muskoka chairs, famous in Ontario and Quebec, were born out of the Adirondack chair, but have slight differences that make them unique. For example, Muskoka chairs have a curved back while an Adirondack chair has a flat back. An Adirondack chair also has slightly bigger dimensions, being wider across and higher off the ground.

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