Elevate your outdoor lounging with the Furnibear Tall Adirondack Bar Chair in Natural, a bar-height seat that blends classic cottage styling with real acacia wood durability. The raised 31" seat is engineered to fit 40"-43" bar tables, letting you sit at counter level for dining, drinks, and easy conversation.
Perfect for the patio, porch, balcony, deck, or backyard, it holds up to 400 lbs thanks to reinforced crossbars and adjustable foot pads. The high backrest, wide armrests, slatted seat, and built-in footrest deliver relaxed, ergonomic comfort for hours outdoors.
Color: Natural
Material: Solid Acacia Wood
Overall Dimensions: 24" x 23" x 52.5"
Seat Size: 17.5" x 17.5"
Seat Height: 31"
Recommended Bar Height: 40"-43"
Weight Capacity: 400 lbs
Net Weight: 20 lbs
Assembly Required: Yes
Bar-Height Comfort: Designed with a raised 31" seat height, this Adirondack bar chair perfectly pairs with 40"-43" bar tables (not included). The tall build lets you sit at counter level for effortless conversation, dining, and social gatherings on the patio or deck.
Solid Acacia Wood Build: Crafted from high-hardness solid acacia wood, the natural-finished frame delivers lasting stability and weathered charm. Its splinter-free, smoothly sanded surface is safe to the touch and keeps its rich grain looking handsome season after season.
400 lbs Sturdy Support: Reinforced crossbars and adjustable foot pads work together to hold up to 400 lbs of weight while keeping the chair steady on uneven ground. You get dependable, wobble-free seating you can trust for everyday outdoor relaxation.
Ergonomic Relaxing Design: A high backrest, wide flat armrests, and a slatted seat cradle your body for laid-back comfort. The built-in footrest lifts and supports your legs, so you can kick back and unwind after a long day in the fresh air.
Breathable Outdoor Slats: The classic slatted seat and back allow airflow to keep you cool while adding timeless Adirondack character. Ideal for patio, porch, balcony, deck, and backyard; avoid rain exposure and oil the wood periodically for a longer service life.
