- Does the POLYWOOD Adirondack rocker need painting or sealing?
- No. POLYWOOD lumber is colorfast through the material, so it does not need paint, stain or sealant. Cleaning with soap and water is enough.
- How much space does it need on a porch?
- It is 33.3 inches deep and 29.75 inches wide, and the rockers need clearance front and back to move. Leave extra room behind so the chair does not hit a wall.
- Is it comfortable without a cushion?
- The Adirondack seat is contoured and reclined, and most owners find it comfortable bare. A cushion adds softness but is sold separately.
- Can it stay outside all year?
- Yes. It is designed for full outdoor exposure and withstands storms and strong winds. In extreme wind, secure it or store it to prevent tipping.
- How does it compare with a wooden Adirondack rocker?
- It costs more upfront but never needs refinishing and will not rot or splinter. Wood looks more traditional and is lighter, but needs regular upkeep.
- What is included with the chair?
- The chair ships unassembled with marine-grade stainless steel fasteners and instructions. Cushions and other accessories are not included.
- Where is the Polywood Classic Adirondack Rocking Chair cheapest?
- At Retreat Home Furniture, for $479.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Polywood Classic Adirondack Rocking Chair?
- 13 stores we checked sell it, including Bed Bath & Beyond, Skylar’s Home & Patio, PatioLiving, Retreat Home Furniture, LuxeDecor.