Bring lake house vibes to your backyard with this 20% off Adirondack chair

Philip Rossi
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Take it easy this summer in the quintessential outdoor chair.
Take it easy this summer in the quintessential outdoor chair.

If you’ve been looking for the perfect outdoor seating, look no further than the classic Adirondack chair. This summertime staple is an easy way to update your backyard. Sometimes these chairs can be quite expensive, but with Amazon’s Serwall Folding Adirondack Chair, you can have an affordable place to sit, while giving you a natural lakeside vibe in your backyard sanctuary.

Settle into this chair and lounge for hours

The first Adirondack chair was invented in the Lake Champlain area and gets its name from the small Adirondack town of Westport, New York. The designer, Thomas Lee, wanted to design a chair that could endure the harsh climate by the water and provide complete comfort. The Serwall Adirondack Chair stays true to the original nature of the chair with its durable construction and cozy design.

This chair will keep you at ease as you enjoy all the season has to offer.
This chair will keep you at ease as you enjoy all the season has to offer.

$169.99 $219.99 at Amazon

Unwind in the Serwall Adirondack Chair made to settle back and enjoy the warm-weather moments. This chair keeps with the traditional 6-plate backrest but adds a curved style to make it more comfortable. The signature sloping seat allows you to sink into the ideal sitting position. This oversized seat and higher backrest make the chair suitable for any body type.

Made with high-impact polystyrene, also known as poly lumber, the Serwall Adirondack Chair is designed to withstand harsher climates. The chair maintains the traditional real wood look, but the poly lumber is more durable and splinter-free. Thanks to its color stay technology, the chair’s color won’t show signs of fading for 3 years. With 22 color options, you’ll find just the right shade to fit your aesthetic.

Complete your backyard getaway with the Serwall Adirondack Chair now with around 20% off in savings. Hurry and snag your chair before it ends!

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