Old Growth Again Forever Extra Wide Adirondack Chair

By popular request, we have designed this Old Growth Again Forever Extra Wide Adirondack Chair. This chair is over engineered from top to bottom starting with an oversized frame made with two-inch thick boards. It is built wider and longer than standard Adirondack Chair and is strong, stable, and comfortable for people of all sizes.
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• Size: 43.00 x 35.00 x 39.00 in
• Materials: Redwood
• Seat Size: 31.00 in W
• Seat Height: 17.00 in
• Weight Capacities: 550
• Finishes: Sealed
• Shown with Optional: Forever adirondack chair
•   Assembly Instruction

Product Overview & Specs

By popular request, we have designed this Old Growth Again Forever Extra Wide Adirondack Chair. This chair is over engineered from top to bottom starting with an oversized frame made with two-inch thick boards. It is built wider and longer than standard Adirondack Chair and is strong, stable, and comfortable for people of all sizes.
The image shown is of old-growth redwood.

• Over engineered from top to bottom
• Oversized frame made with two-inch thick boards
• Strong, stable and comfortable for all size users
• Available in young-growth redwood, mature-growth redwood or old-growth redwood

About Old Growth Again

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Old Growth Again is a forest restoration company. We handcraft fine outdoor furniture to fund the restoration of our 580-acre forest restoration project in Annapolis, CA. Excessive logging has made old-growth redwood trees (over 200 years old) rare outside of parks. When our ancient forest was cut in the 1950's, many logs were left on the ground. We mill some of this old-growth into exquisite, tight-grain furniture that is no longer available anywhere else. We also carefully harvest small amounts of younger trees to make the same furniture for less cost. Either way, we offer decay-proof, maintenance-free outdoor furniture and your dollars go to restore instead of degrade forestland.