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Frame Material: Solid + Manufactured Wood
Weight Capacity: 220 lb.
About This Product
Experience the ultimate in outdoor relaxation with this set of two Wooden Outdoor Folding Adirondack Chairs. Crafted from premium hemlock wood, each chair is meticulously selected and brushed to provide a luxurious and regal feel. The half-pre-assembled design ensures a quick and easy setup, with the entire backrest pre-assembled in the factory, allowing you to complete the assembly in just 30-40 minutes. The foldable design makes it convenient to store or transport, perfect for any outdoor setting. The large seat, tall backrest, and wide armrests offer unparalleled comfort, making it an ideal seating solution for rest, relaxation, and rejuvenation. Whether you're enjoying a sunny afternoon in your backyard or taking a break by the beach, these chairs are designed to enhance your outdoor living experience.
Features
- Crafted from premium hemlock wood, these chairs offer a luxurious and durable seating option that provides a royal feel, ensuring long-lasting use and comfort for years to come.
- The half-pre-assembled design significantly reduces setup time, allowing you to enjoy your new chairs in just 30-40 minutes, making it a hassle-free addition to your outdoor furniture collection.
- With a simple one-step folding mechanism, these chairs can be easily stored or transported, providing flexibility and convenience for any outdoor activity or space-saving needs.
- The large seat, tall backrest, and wide armrests create a comfortable and supportive seating solution, perfect for rest, relaxation, and rejuvenation in any outdoor setting.
- The embossed grain design not only adds a smooth and bright finish but also increases durability and makes cleaning a breeze, requiring only soap and water for maintenance.
