The following Free Adirondack Chair Plans come from The California Redwood Association. This is a classic Adirondack chair and probably one of the easier designs to pull off. The Adirondack chair picture below links directly to the free PDF file.
This is the project that got me into woodworking in my mid 20’s. The Adirondack chair is such a fantastic project since it is one that anyone can build but it is enough work that not everyone will build one. You can select a variety of different materials and can even get very creative with materials such as skis and cutouts.
Good luck with your own Adirondack chair build!
Free Adirondack Chair plans
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Malcolm
October 21, 2012 #1 AuthorHi there, are any of the plans in metric?
Thanks
Steve Gouge
April 3, 2012 #2 AuthorOrnelas, If anything comes of that I would sure like to see the plans if your up to that. I would like to build that as well.
diane mullins
February 23, 2012 #3 Authorplease send me the blue prinks of theadirondack chaair or a number i can order one
Ornelas
December 6, 2011 #4 AuthorCurrently, a family member and I are working on a reclining adirondack with a pullout foot rest. We arn’t following any plans per se, just going by what makes sense..
German Torrado Saavedra
October 14, 2011 #5 AuthorI would like to get Adirondack Chair Plans. How can I do?.
Thank you.
With my best regards.
admin
October 14, 2011 #6 AuthorWe have more than 10 Free Adirondack Chair plans listed throughout the site. Here are the most popular:
Good luck:
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admin
October 11, 2011 #7 AuthorGreg,
It has been a while since your comment here. Did you ever build your reclining Adirondack chair?
After giving it a bit more thought, and seeing a Morris Chair at a local winery, it seems possible to create a mechanism with the extra length at the back of the arms with notches for reclined placement of the back.
Love to hear back from you.
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Greg White
July 14, 2010 #8 AuthorAnyone have a plan for an adjustable/reclining adirondack chair?
admin
July 21, 2010 #9 AuthorGreg,
That is a real tough one since most Adirondack Chair Plans have a back that is supported with a vertical post and the arms generally attach to that post. If you locate a plan for an Adirondack with an adjustable back, please share it with our readers.
Thanks,
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