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Our outdoor rocking chairs are available in a rainbow of lumber colors. Thanks to our Color-Stay Technology, the pigments are fully integrated into the material to keep the hues pristine, even after years of sun, rain, and use. This results in saturated colors that are continuous throughout. Lighter hues stay brilliantly bright, and darker tones remain vivid without the need to ever sand, paint, or restain.

We understand that relaxation is about having peace of mind. That’s why POLYWOOD outdoor furniture is built to last and backed by a 20-year warranty. Have any questions? Our Customer Experience Team is always here to help.

Rain, wind, and sleet shouldn't get in the way of enjoying your outdoor furniture. Unlike wood, POLYWOOD products are innovatively engineered to withstand all four seasons without splintering, rotting, cracking, or chipping.

Easy does it. Our patio furniture will always look as good as new with very little effort. It doesn’t need to be brought inside during inclement weather and cleans quickly and easily with soapy water and a soft-bristle brush.
Our Adirondack rockers clean up quickly and easily—just give yours a good scrub with soapy water and a soft-bristle brush before rinsing with clean water. To sanitize or get rid of set-in stains, you can go in and scrub with a diluted bleach solution. Alternatively, a power washer can be used for seasonal deep cleans.
While very similar, Adirondacks and Muskoka chairs are not the same—Adirondack chairs are wider and sit higher off the ground, making them easy to get in and out of. Additionally, Muskoka chairs have a slightly curved back, whereas Adirondack chairs feature a flat back. Adirondack chairs originated in upstate New York and are named after the Adirondack Mountains; Muskoka chairs are named after a picturesque region outside of Ontario, Canada.
The classic Adirondack style features a reclined backrest, back slats, and backward sloping seat that’s relatively low to the ground. It’s designed for hours of relaxation and should feel supportive from every angle. It also has wide armrests, giving you good leverage for getting out of the chair.
Yes, POLYWOOD Adirondack chairs can stay outside all year long. Our heavy-duty lumber is made to withstand all types of weather, including rainstorms, snowfall, strong winds, and bright UV rays.

POLYWOOD Adirondacks are built with all-weather durability, unwavering attention to detail, and your family’s comfort in mind. We have a wide variety of styles to outfit any backyard, patio, or deck.

It’s the little things that go a long way—like a table to hold drinks or a place to rest tired feet. We offer several Adirondack sets, from seats around a cozy fire pit table to complete setups for two.

A long-time favorite for front porches, verandas, and lakefront docks, our weatherproof rockers are designed with cozy seats and sloped runners that rock gently back and forth to lull you into complete comfort.

Ready, set, glow. Designed for easy entertaining and worry-free ambiance, our durable fire pit tables keep your family cozy during chilly mornings and offer lingering light as dusk falls into night. (Don’t forget the s’more supplies!)

Looking for more information about Adirondack sizes, shapes, and styles? This guide takes you through the steps to help you find the chair that fits your space and lifestyle best.
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