Adirondack Chair Plans and Outdoor Furniture Plans - From Canadian Craftsman Phil Barley

Expert, but easy to follow plans from Barley Harvest. These outdoor furniture plans are ready to download as soon as you complete your order.

Choose the ever popular Adirondack chair - several sizes of Adirondack Chairs available, including Child, Youth, Adult, and the largest chair - the Papa. You will also see plans for Adirondack settees, footstools and tables. Another popular item is the Folding Adirondack Chair Pattern.

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Testimonials

Package of 3 Adirondack Chairs Downloadable Plan

Easy to follow -- 2015-09-20 Very good plan and easy to follow-- By Robert Bédard

Adirondack Chair - The Grandpa Chair Pattern (Downloadable)

Plans -- 2015-09-20 Great product-- By James Knabe

Standard Size Adirondack Chair & Settee Kit Downloadable Plan

Adirondack Settee Review -- 2015-05-04 Overall...great plans! Just finished building my first. Couple tips for building not mentioned. Cut and sand your back slats to the inside of the lines so they don't wind up being slightly too wide to fit when fanned at the bottom. Also, when assembling the table portion...Join the table to the chairs in the middle first. THEN afterward cut your long runners that span across the chairs at the front and back to fit. Also be sure to keep parts E & D vertically parallel and equidistant at the top and the bottom so that your table top pieces will space evenly across. Very fun to build. Very comfortable. Thanks!-- By Drew Placzek