Wulfern Kounoupa Bar Height Adirondack Chair Set with Tray Table

A pair of bar height Adirondack chairs in navy blue HDPE, joined by a removable two tier tray with a cup cut out and a 2 inch umbrella hole.

Standard Adirondacks sit low, which is why they lose the view on a deck or a balcony. These sit 27.9 inches up, roughly counter height, so you look over a railing instead of through it. Overall height is 50.9 inches, and each chair is 27.8 inches wide by 28.3 inches deep.

• Built for the railing

  Standard Adirondacks sit low, which is why they lose the view on a deck or a balcony. These sit 27.9 inches up, roughly counter height, so you look over a railing instead of through it. Overall height is 50.9 inches, and each chair is 27.8 inches wide by 28.3 inches deep.

• The tray between them

  The two chairs are joined by a two tier tray rather than a loose side table, so nothing slides away when you stand up. The upper surface sits 35.4 inches off the ground at 23.2 by 19.3 inches, the shelf below it 21.6 by 16.1 inches. Each tier has a cup cut out, and the top takes a 2 inch umbrella pole.

• Assembly

  Everything arrives flat with the parts pre drilled and every tool in the carton, nothing to buy. Plan on two people and a free afternoon rather than the half hour the maker quotes, since owners consistently report longer. You build each chair first, then bolt the two tray tiers between the inner armrests.

• Comfort and seat

  The seat is 19.8 inches wide by 18.5 inches deep with a gentle contour, and the curved slat back rises 26.5 inches above it. Armrests are wide and flat, deep enough for a glass. Because the seat is high, the footrest bar 10.2 inches off the ground carries your feet instead of leaving them hanging.

• Weather and materials

  Both chairs and both tray tiers are moulded HDPE lumber, colour running right through rather than painted on, so a scratch does not show a different shade underneath. The maker rates it fade resistant, water resistant, weather resistant, rust resistant and mould resistant. Stainless hardware, matte woodgrain surface, no wood to seal or splinter.

• Weight capacity

  Each chair is rated to 360 pounds. The pair plus the tray weighs 93 pounds assembled, which is heavy enough to stay put in normal wind and awkward enough that you want a second pair of hands to shift it once it is together.

• Care and off-season

  Wipe the slats down with mild soap and water when they look dusty, then rinse. No oiling, no sealing, no annual sanding. For winter, a cover keeps grit out of the seat grooves, though you can store it outside; if you want it indoors, take the tray tiers off first and the two chairs carry separately.

• What ships

  One carton holds two chairs and both tray tiers, four pieces in total, plus the fasteners, the tools and the instructions. Cushions are not included and neither is an umbrella. Ground delivery, no freight appointment, no assembly service.

Good to know

• Tape two 27.8 by 28.3 inch rectangles; that is each chair, not the pair.
• Seat height is 27.9 inches. Measure your railing before you order.
• The tray joins the two chairs, so they stand at a fixed spacing.
• Assembly is required. Two people is the honest answer, not one.
• Required at home. Two people suggested. Tools are included.
• Sold as a set of two bar-height Adirondack chairs with the two-tier connecting tray, four pieces total. Planters, walls and other styling shown are not included. Cushions and umbrella are not included.