Adirondack Footrest

Can you imagine a picture of an Adirondack chair that didn’t include this classic footrest! It combines the best of all features – comfort, utility and good clean lines. Best of all, it even folds up for easy transporting to the beach, the pool, or wherever you choose - and it is a gem to store when not in use. So purchase one for each of your chairs – no matter which design – and then take off your shoes, put up your feet, and let the cares of the world float away.

Additional Information:

• Dimensions: 22" W x 14" D x 14" H
• Great accessory for kicking back. The footrest attaches easily to # 80 and # 198. Put your feet up for a long afternoon snooze.
• Sturdy and durable
• Handcrafted in the Adirondacks
• Folds for storage.

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. Shipped knocked down, with easy assembly required.

Adirondack and Cedar

• Our Northern White Cedar, natural and untreated, is grown in moist swampy NE woodlands.
• Cedar absorbs and loses moisture slowly, which minimizes the dry cracking, splintering and swelling more characteristic of oak or pine.
• Cedar has the US Forest Products Laboratory highest rating for decay and disease resistance.
• Fresh cedar odor is a mild insect repellent.
• Our cedar products are shipped in their natural color, pale tan or light gold. The color changes evenly over time to a silver gray. Water-based or oil stains will delay the weathering process. Latex paint coats evenly and lets wood breath.
• Furniture includes durable zinc coated and stainless steel hardware. Minor assembly required (10-15 minutes). Develops a weathered, silver grey patina in one year for most climates.