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Slatted Wood Adirondack Chair

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Slatted Wood Adirondack Chair

  • Crafted of sustainably harvested 100% acacia wood with U.V.-protected polyurethane painted finish
  • Fits our Adirondack Chair Cushions, sold separately
  • Available in Espresso, Aqua, Green, Antique White, Natural, Gray and Barbados Red finishes, sold separately
  • Recommended for use with our Outdoor Wood Furniture Finish, sold separately
  • Cover or store away during inclement weather; see our selection of Outdoor Furniture Covers, sold separately
  • Wipe with damp cloth and dry
  • World Market exclusive
  • Made in Vietnam
  • Overall: 27.25″W x 34″D x 40.5″H, 24 lbs.
  • Seat: 20″W x 17″D
  • Leg height: 12.4″H
  • Floor to top of seat: 15.4″H
  • Floor to top of arms: 24.1″H
  • Top of seat to top of back: 32.25″H
  • Top of arms to top of back: 16.2″H

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