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About this Product
Introducing our Folding Cedar Adirondack Chair with Two Back Positions – the perfect addition to your outdoor living space! Crafted from high-quality cedar wood, this chair is not only durable but also naturally resistant to decay and insects.
What sets this chair apart is its ability to recline in two different positions, allowing you to find the perfect level of comfort. Whether you want to sit upright and enjoy the sunshine or kick back and relax with a book, this chair has you covered.
And when it's time to put the chair away, its folding design makes it easy to store in your garage, shed, or even indoors. Plus, the lightweight construction makes it easy to move around your patio or backyard.
The classic Adirondack design features wide armrests, a high backrest, and a comfortable seat that contours to your body. The cedar wood has a beautiful natural finish that will blend seamlessly with your existing outdoor decor. And with minimal maintenance, this chair will continue to look great year after year.
So, whether you're sipping a cold drink on a summer afternoon or enjoying a cozy evening by the fire pit, our Folding Cedar Adirondack Chair with Two Back Positions is the perfect seat for you. Order yours today and start relaxing in style!
Rich’s Wood Shop
Palmdale, CA
Welcome to Rich's wood shop, where handmade really means something. In today's world of computers and make it fast production, Rich's Wood Shop…
Meet the Maker
It is funny how you start doing things and the next thing you know you are selling some. My shop journey started several years ago when I answered an ad for a planner I was looking to buy. The guy selling the planer had a old scroll saw for sale also. The price was good on both, so I bought both. I had never cut anything on a scroll saw, but I have made a great deal of things out of wood. I found a pattern book at thrift store and made a few things for a craft fair I was doing. Mostly plywood ornaments you put in house plant pots. I started to make some crosses and Christmas ornaments for my daughter and grand kids to sell a church craft fair. My interest was more in building outdoor wood furniture. I made a few sets and sold them, but was never able to really get it off the ground. Fast forward to now, I found that I was drawn back to the scroll saw and wanted to concentrate more on doing wood ornaments for all occasions , wood signs and layered wildlife wall decor. I love the artistry of the scroll saw. Taking a piece of wood and with about 10 to 100 cuts it is transformed into a beautiful piece of art a real heirloom. Each internal cut requires a very small hole. Just large enough to get the saw blade through.
Morning are my most productive time. I get up , do my devotions and then spend an hour to an hour and a half running my scroll saw. Once I finish a piece it is sanded smooth, the dust is vacuumed off and then finished with linseed oil.
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Shop Policies
I gladly accept returns and exchanges
Contact me within 14 days of delivery
Ship items back within 30 days of delivery
I do not accept cancellations
But please contact me if you have any problems with your order.
The following items cannot be returned or exchanged
Because of the nature of these items, unless they arrive damaged or defective, I cannot accept returns for:
- Custom or personalized orders
Conditions of return
Buyers are responsible for return shipping costs. If the item is not returned in its original condition, the buyer is responsible for any loss in value.
Custom orders are always welcome from personalized ornaments to signs with that special message.
Is everything really hand cut
We cut everything on a scroll saw. At no time do we use a computer aided machine to cut anything we sell. Because of this, you are getting an heirloom, one of a kind item.
How are your item finished?
We finish everything with linseed oil. Linseed seed gives the wood a beautiful natural finish. Some of our pieces are stained first before the linseed oil finish is applied.
Care instructions
Because our pieces are finished with linseed oil, they require very little maintenance, and the finish will last several years. If your piece needs to be freshened up. All is required is to reapply the linseed oil by pouring the linseed oil on the piece and placing on a paper towel to soak up the excess linseed oil. Then pat the price with paper towels to remove the remaining linseed oil. Let dry for a few hours on a paper towel. Now it should look as good as new. Please note that paper towel should always be used, and never should cloth towels should be used due to the reaction that oil and cloth have. Oil on a cloth cause a chemical reaction that makes them burst into flames.
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