Best Quality! Mahogany Adirondack Chair

What We Like About This Adirondack Chair

Our "Store Manager's Choice" for high quality and comfort, the Mahogany ﾠAdirondack Chair is designed with pure luxury in mind. Its ultra-contoured, ergonomically designed seat and backrest, along with the extra-wide armrests, let you sit comfortably for hours on end.

The Mahogany Adirondack Chair is constructed of kiln-dried dark Red Meranti Mahogany. To ensure durability and a luxurious appearance, it features stainless steel-finished brass fasteners and wood-plugged screw holes for smooth surfaces. This chair is shipped partially assembled. Assembly is easy and requires only common household tools. An optional matching ottoman is available separately for full-body relaxation.

Quality Construction
Our Mahogany Adirondack Chair is constructed of kiln-dried 1 1/4-inch Dark Red Meranti Variety Mahogany with a finished thickness of 1 1/16 inches. Mahogany is a tropical hardwood that is easily maintained and naturally insect, fungus, and rot-resistant. It is a hard, strong wood comparable in strength to Oak and Teak, and is much more scratch-resistant than softer woods like Cedar and Pine. With best regards for our environment, we take every effort to ensure that our Mahogany is sourced from well-managed permanent forests that allocate re-plantation.

All our exposed hardware is of the highest quality brass with stainless steel finish to eliminate rust and staining of the wood. Our bolts are of 5/16-inch diameter to give us a strong securing fastener. We also use 5/16-inch hanger bolts for fastening the back of the arm to the back leg. (A hanger bolt is a bolt that is a wood screw on one side and nut threaded on the other). Hanger bolts give the arm a very strong, sturdy and virtually unbreakable bond to the chair.

Some of the special features of our furniture include plugged screw holes that are sanded flush for a smooth finish. It has been our experience that plugged screw holes not only look and feel nice by adding a touch of quality, but they also provide a purpose. With basic countersunk screw holes, the wood has a tendency to surface-crack at the middle of the hole, and then extend to the end grain of the wood. Though this kind of cracking is not damaging to the furniture, we prevent it by plugging the screw holes. We also provide button caps to cover screw holes that have to be left unplugged for shipping, leaving no exposed holes on the finished product.

All edges of our furniture are routered with a round over. This gives our furniture a smooth, sculptured look and feel and eliminates snags and splinters.

Go ahead and order this Adirondack Chair today to enhance your enjoyment of any outdoor setting.

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