Old Adirondack Rocker

The Old Adirondack Rocker is an American institution. Handcrafted in the Adirondacks, it is fashioned out of natural and untreated northern white cedar. Cedar has a lot of valuable properties: it absorbs and loses moisture slowly; it avoids cracking and splitting; and it exudes a fresh odor that repels insects. Its color changes evenly over time from a natural pale tan or light gold to a silver gray. This rustic yet refined rocker gives every home an air of history and timeless grace. It features durable and sturdy mortise-and-tenon joinery and works wonderfully in both outdoor and indoor settings. … Read more

• Materials: Northern white cedar
• Color: Natural
• Types: Single Rocker

Product Overview & Specs

The Old Adirondack Rocker is an American institution. Handcrafted in the Adirondacks, it is fashioned out of natural and untreated northern white cedar. Cedar has a lot of valuable properties: it absorbs and loses moisture slowly; it avoids cracking and splitting; and it exudes a fresh odor that repels insects. Its color changes evenly over time from a natural pale tan or light gold to a silver gray. This rustic yet refined rocker gives every home an air of history and timeless grace. It features durable and sturdy mortise-and-tenon joinery and works wonderfully in both outdoor and indoor settings.

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Handcrafted in the Adirondacks, the Old Adirondack Rocker is fashioned out of natural and untreated northern white cedar. Cedar has a lot of valuable properties: it absorbs and loses moisture slowly, avoids cracking and swelling, and exudes a fresh odor that repels insects. It features durable and sturdy mortise-and-tenon joinery.

Color
Its color changes evenly over time from a natural pale tan or light gold to a silver gray.

Use
It is perfect both outdoors, by the lake, pool, or backyard; and indoors, especially the nursery.

About Old Adirondack

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The Old Adirondack Furniture Company traces its history to the Great Camps of the Adirondack Park circa 1880 - 1929. Prominent industrialists established their retreats in the Adirondack region in order to escape from the summer heat of New York City, Philadelphia and Boston. Flat Rock Camp at the eastern edge of the park, like other Great Camps, boasts many buildings whose functions resemble those of a rural village: blacksmith, carpentry shop, green houses, tennis courts, bowling alleys, teahouses etc. Experience the Adirondacks and enjoy the craftsmanship of each piece. Any vision of American outdoor style includes classic Adirondack furniture. This icon originates in the great North East woodlands of the U.S. and travels to every corner of our country. Rustic, yet refined furniture lines are found lakeside, poolside and in every backyard. Superb weathering characteristics of natural Northern White Cedar develop a soft gray weathered look of centuries past within a year in most climates. Adirondack furniture gives any home a sense of permanence and history