Product Information
- High-quality #1-grade Southern Yellow Pine
- Eco-friendly pressure-treated preservatives for protection
- Designed for use with the Pine Adirondack Chair
- Tilted just right for a perfect fit with the chair
- Hot-dipped, galvanized hardware for weather-resistance
Product Overview
- High-quality #1-grade Southern Yellow Pine
- Eco-friendly pressure-treated preservatives for protection
- Designed for use with the Pine Adirondack Chair
- Tilted just right for a perfect fit with the chair
- Hot-dipped, galvanized hardware for weather-resistance
- Features rust-resistant stainless steel nails
- Weathers to a silvery patina grey when left untreated
- Arrives to you fully assembled!
- Footrest measures 20L x 24W x 13H inches
Designed to be the perfect accompaniment to the Pine Adirondack Chair, the Pine Adirondack Footrest makes any outdoor down-time even more enjoyable. Constructed of high-quality, #1 grade Southern Yellow Pine, this footrest is protected by environmentally- and family-friendly pressure-treated preservatives that give it a lifetime of weather resistance. All nuts, bolts and screws have a hot-dipped galvanized coating, and all nails are stainless steel for additional protection against the elements. It's sized to match up with its chair counterpart perfectly, providing your legs and feet the ideal amount of support and lift.
If you'd like to prolong the life of your footrest, we recommend staining with a transparent stain or similar protectant. Due to the pressure treatment process this wood has undergone, painting this item with solid color paint is not recommended. If left untreated, this footrest will weather to a beautiful silvery patina grey over time..
Just two people started Weathercraft Furniture in 1988, but out of their small North Carolina garage grew a flourishing outdoor furniture business that today fills an 8,000-square-foot manufacturing plant. Customer service and satisfaction are Weathercraft's focus, evident in the high-quality materials and careful construction used to create the company's signature Adirondack chairs. The lumber used is kiln-dried, reducing instances of cracking and making it ideal for natural weathering.
Just two people started Weathercraft Furniture in 1988, but out of their small North Carolina garage grew a flourishing outdoor furniture business that today fills an 8,000-square-foot manufacturing plant. Customer service and satisfaction are Weathercraft's focus, evident in the high-quality materials and careful construction used to create the company's signature Adirondack chairs. The lumber used is kiln-dried, reducing instances of cracking and making it ideal for natural weathering.