Adirondack chair Project
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How to build an Adirondack Chair |
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Page Contents
1: Introduction, materials and cutting list 2: Cutting the chair frames 3: Cutting the back-slats and arms 4: Assembling it all together Go to User Photos/Comments |
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Adirondack is a place in the State of New York. Apparently, early last century everyone in Adirondack went crazy building their own outside furniture which over the years developed into a distinct style. Adirondack furniture is now known worldwide.
This chair is based on the Adirondack style and is a very comfortable chair indeed.
A Note from Mike C.
You might want to mention on the Adirondack Chair Plans site that Adirondack is a huge state park in upstate New York, popular with American titans of industry in the 19th century, and still very unpopulated in the winter months, and known for both its rustic furniture, as well as for beautiful mountains, lakes and rivers.
A great place to visit, because of its remote location, even in the summer it is not crowded.
Thanks, Mike!
Materials and Cutting List
This Adirondack chair is constructed from 1x6 and 1x4 rough-sawn treated pine or similar durable lumber, all except the chair arms which are 2x6 dressed or surfaced treated pine or similar durable lumber (finished, actual size of 2x6 dressed is 1 1/2" x 5 1/2").
| Part No. | Description | Size | No. req'd |
| A | Chair frame | 1 x 6x 39" | 2 |
| B | Back spacer | 1 x 4 x 22 1/4" | 1 |
| C | Leg | 1 x 6 x 22 1/2" | 2 |
| D | Lower back frame | 1 x 4 x 24 1/4" | 1 |
| E | Back slats | 1 x 6 x 40" | 4 |
| F | Arm brace | 1 x 4 x 7" | 2 |
| G | Seat slats | 1 x 1 3/8 x 24 1/4" | 13 |
| H | Arm | 1 1/2 x 5 1/2 x 31 1/2" | 2 |
| I | Upper back frame | 1 x 6 x 30 1/4" | 1 |
| J | Front spacer | 1 x 4 x 24 1/4" | 1 |
| You will also need an exterior type glue, exterior 2" long screws and four 3/8 x 2 1/2" galvanized carriage bolts and washers | |||