- Is the Comfo-Back more comfortable than a standard Adirondack chair?
- Yes, for most people. The back is curved to follow the spine instead of being a flat slat panel, so you sit more upright and supported. The seat is still deep and low like an Adirondack.
- Can it stay outside all year?
- Yes. Poly lumber is designed for permanent outdoor use and will not rot, splinter or need repainting. It handles sun, rain and freezing temperatures.
- How much assembly does it need?
- It ships partly assembled and needs the remaining parts bolted together. Expect to spend some time with a socket set and a second pair of hands for the heavier sections.
- Does it come with arms?
- Yes, this version has arms. The wide flat arms work as armrests and give you a place to set a drink.
- How does it compare with a wood Adirondack rocker?
- Poly costs more upfront but never needs sanding, staining or sealing. Wood looks more traditional but demands yearly upkeep and can rot or split.
- What are the dimensions?
- It measures 27 inches wide, 36 inches deep and 45½ inches high. Check your porch depth, since the rockers need clearance behind and in front.
- Where is the Berlin Gardens Comfo-Back Poly Rocking Chair cheapest?
- At Dartmouth Casual Furniture, for $615.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Berlin Gardens Comfo-Back Poly Rocking Chair?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Dartmouth Casual Furniture, PolyFurniture.com, DutchCrafters.com, Outdoor Rooms by Design, Brandster.com.