Adirondack Chair plans.
Yet another version of this ever popular and comfortable outdoor chair.
* Easy to build * Heaps of explanatory photos * Inexpensive to make * Very comfortable * Looks great!
The purchase is for a downloadable file with 21 pages of plan drawings, step-by step instructions and plenty of pictures. The measurements are in both standard and metric.
The table of contents that are in the downloadable file and listed below explains what is in the 21 pages:
Table Of Contents
Part identification. Page 04
About the wood sizes and measurements given in this project. Page 05
Required materials. Page 06
PLANS. Page 07
Cutting list. Page 08
Step 1. Cut the pieces to length. Page 09
Step 2. Shape and mark the side pieces. Page 09
Step 3. Make the base. Page 11
Step 4. Fix the seat slats. Page 12
Step 5. Shape, then fix the arm-brace to the leg. Page 13
Step 6. Attach the legs. Page 14
Step 7. Attach the middle rail. Page 15
Step 8. Make the back section. Page 16
Step 9. Put the back section in place. Page 18
Step 10. Shape the arms. Page 19
Step 11. Fix the arms. Page 20
Required materials
Wood you will need
1×2 (50 x 25mm): 28ft (8.5 meters) in total
1×3 (75 x 25mm): 29ft (9 meters) in total
1×6 (150 x 25mm): 12ft (3600mm) in total
2×4 (100 x 50mm): 4ft (1200mm) in total
You will also need
I used a nail gun and thin finishing nails 1-3/4″ (44mm). I relied heavily on glue.
I did use 3/8″ (10mm) carriage bolts to hold the legs to the sides. 1 at each meeting.
If you want to use glue and screws, you will need the following:
50 of 1-3/4″ (45mm) exterior wood screws.
12 of 1-1/4″ (33mm) exterior wood screws.
4 of 4″ (100mm) bugle head or construction screws.
4 of 3/8″ (10mm) x 2″ 50mm long galvanized carriage (coach) bolts.
4 of 2-1/2″ (60mm) galvanized nails.
Exterior type wood glue
Looks like this will be a simple build.
Great Product, easy to read instructions.
VERY GOOD plans. made a pair and turned out great
Easy to download and read!