Adirondack Chairs

The Adirondack chair is America's favorite outdoor seat — and for good reason. Wide flat armrests, a reclined back, and a low seat make it the perfect chair for… Buying guide

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Adirondack Chairs — Built for Porches, Patios, Fire Pits & Lake Docks

The Adirondack chair is America's favorite outdoor seat — and for good reason. Wide flat armrests, a reclined back, and a low seat make it the perfect chair for relaxing on a porch, gathering around a fire pit, or watching the sunset from a lake dock. Shop our full selection of plastic Adirondack chairs in recycled poly lumber, and find the style and color that fits your outdoor space.

Our poly Adirondack chairs are built by Amish craftsmen using recycled plastic lumber that won't rot, fade, or require any maintenance. They're available in 30+ colors and designed to stay outside year-round in any weather condition.

Popular colors include Blue and Aruba Blue, Lime Green, Cedar, Weatherwood, Black, White, and Bright Red, alongside dozens of other fade-resistant finishes. Poly Adirondack chairs are sometimes called "composite" or "plastic" Adirondack chairs, since they're molded from durable recycled composite/plastic lumber instead of traditional wood. Prefer real wood grain? We also carry genuine cedar and cypress wood Adirondack chairs for a classic, natural look.

  • Recycled poly lumber — the most durable Adirondack chair material available
  • Amish-built in the USA for superior craftsmanship
  • 30+ fade-resistant colors — no painting ever needed
  • Perfect for fire pits, porches, patios, decks, and lake houses
  • Weatherproof — leave outside year-round
  • Supports up to 350 lbs

Frequently asked questions

What are Adirondack chairs best used for?

Adirondack chairs are best used for relaxed outdoor seating on porches, patios, decks, fire pit areas, and lakefronts. Their wide armrests are perfect for holding drinks, and their reclined position makes them ideal for long evenings outdoors.

Are poly Adirondack chairs better than wood?

Yes — for outdoor use, poly Adirondack chairs outperform wood in every way. Poly won't rot, splinter, warp, or need painting. It's heavier and more stable in wind, and it lasts 3–4x longer than even treated wood with zero maintenance.

What's the best Adirondack chair for a fire pit?

Poly Adirondack chairs are the best choice for fire pit seating. Unlike wood, poly lumber won't ignite from sparks, and unlike fabric-cushion chairs, there's nothing to burn or stain. LuxCraft poly Adirondack chairs are the go-to fire pit chair for backyard entertaining.

How far apart should Adirondack chairs be placed around a fire pit?

For a 36–48 inch fire pit, place Adirondack chairs 5–7 feet from the pit edge in a circle. This provides warmth and conversation without being too close to the heat.

Is a Muskoka chair the same as an Adirondack chair?

Yes — "Muskoka chair" is simply the Canadian name for the same chair design, named after the Muskoka region of Ontario. Wide armrests, reclined back, low seat — it's the identical style sold as an Adirondack chair in the US. Everything in this collection works as a Muskoka chair.