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Living Accents Folding Adirondack Chair

February 23, 2013 By Beth 6 Comments

When we agreed to review the Living Accents Folding Adirondack Chair found at ACE Hardware, we weren’t sure what we agreeing to be honest. Brian went to pick it up at Gary’s Ace Hardware in Culpeper, VA (find them on Facebook HERE)  in our little Honda Civic since the girls and I were manning a Girl Scout Cookie Booth that day. They came by the booth and I thought he didn’t get the chair. I didn’t expect it to be in a small  (yet heavy!) box! We had planned a movie night for the kids that night since it was cold and snowy outside. What did Brian decide to do? Build the Living Accents Folding Adirondack Chair of course. But it was cold, dark, and snowing outside and kids had taken over the living room! So where did he build this Folding Adirondack Chair? Our bedroom of course …

The chair went to together really fast and was done  built by the time the kids’ movie was done. I was impressed with how quick that pile of boards became a chair. Ta-da!

 

The best part of this chair for us is the folding aspect. Since we do get some crazy weather around here in Virginia, it will be nice to put this chair up in the winter to help keep it in great shape. We are still debating on the best location for this chair but I have a feeling it might end up under the willow tree out back facing the playground. I can already see coming home from work this summer to the kids on the playground and Brian in this chair with his glass of sweet tea and a book reading in the shade.

Now the real debate is how to finish the chair. I wanted to stain it at first to bring out the beautiful wood. Brian is voting for paint though. I said if we go for paint that we need to pick a bold color like red or orange … or maybe I can convince him to a VA Tech color scheme of orange and burgundy! What do you think? Stain or paint? Leave us a comment and let us know what you think!

(We will update later this year when it warm enough for paint to actually dry in a reasonable amount of time!)

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Filed Under: Home & Garden, Simply Life Tagged With: Ace hardware, Culpeper, folding adirondack chair, furniture, Gary's ACE Hardware, Outdoor furniture, outdoors, review, VA

Comments

  1. Sheri says

    February 24, 2013 at 3:03 am

    Really cute! I’ve had my eye on this for awhile precisely because of the fold-and-store capability. Is it genuinely comfortable? Sturdy? I love the bold colors I’ve seen an Adirondacks online–typically painted a solid color with multiples often painted a different color. Go orange and it will still be loved when your kids go to UVA. 😉

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    • Brian says

      February 24, 2013 at 11:28 am

      It is comfortable — as for sturdy it is sturdy enough for an adult but we have found that leaving items outside impacts how sturdy they are. We are hoping that bringing the chair in the winter will help with that!

      LOL on UVA colors … that won’t happen in our yard!

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  2. saminder gumer says

    February 24, 2013 at 6:31 pm

    the chair looks great when it is completed. i am not sure it would be that easy to assemble for me.

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  3. Toni says

    March 1, 2013 at 9:11 pm

    I really really like that chair!!! I need some like that for our deck

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  4. Rosie says

    March 2, 2013 at 10:50 am

    that’s cute he put it together in your bedroom! I’d paint it white, or off-white! not stain it, a color if not white.

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  5. Sarah L says

    March 6, 2013 at 11:59 pm

    Stain!

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