Wulfern Mavragani Fold-Away Adirondack Chair

A single folding Adirondack chair in light gray poly lumber, rated to 300 pounds, delivered fully assembled and ready to unfold on the deck.

Broad slats rise from the seat and spread into a softly rounded crown. The armrests are flat and wide, 4.5 inches across, deep enough to hold a mug or a paperback, and the front of the frame is closed by a scalloped apron rather than left open between the legs.

• The fanned back

  Broad slats rise from the seat and spread into a softly rounded crown. The armrests are flat and wide, 4.5 inches across, deep enough to hold a mug or a paperback, and the front of the frame is closed by a scalloped apron rather than left open between the legs.

• Light gray all the way through

  The color is not a paint layer. It is molded into the high density polyethylene, so a scuff shows the same light gray underneath instead of a pale core. The surface is matte with a fine speckle rather than a pressed woodgrain, and it never needs staining, sealing or a yearly repaint.

• No assembly, and it folds

  The chair arrives fully assembled. There is no assembly required and no hardware to sort, so you unfold it, push the seat pins home and sit down. It folds shut again on the same stainless pivots, flat enough to carry down a path or slide behind a shed door between weekends.

• Built for weather

  Poly lumber does not splinter, crack, peel or rot the way painted outdoor wood does. It takes hot sun, driving rain and salt air, and the spec sheet lists the chair as weather resistant. The pivot hardware and the fasteners are stainless steel, chosen to hold up outdoors rather than coated screws.

• How it sits

  The seat sits 14 inches off the ground and slopes back, so you settle into it rather than perch. It runs 20 inches across and 17.5 inches deep, the back rises 27 inches above the seat, and the armrests land at 21.5 inches. Getting out of a seat this low takes a push on those arms.

• Weight it holds

  The chair is rated to hold 300 pounds. It weighs 34 pounds itself, heavy enough that it will not skate across a deck in a gust and light enough for one person to fold it and carry it. The warranty runs 20 years on defects for home use and 5 years commercial.

• Care and off-season

  Soap, warm water and a soft brush lift off pollen, salt and grill smoke, and the spec sheet also clears a garden hose or a pressure washer. There is no sanding and no annual re-coat. It can stay out through winter, though folding it flat and storing it dry keeps snow out of the seat slats.

• What ships

  One chair, folded, in a single carton, with no assembly step waiting for you. Nothing else is included: no cushion, no ottoman, no side table. The planter, the paving and anything else in the photographs are styling only. It ships by ground carrier and one person can carry the box in.

Good to know

• Allow about 29 inches of width and 36 inches of depth on a deck.
• The seat sits 14 inches off the ground, lower than a dining chair.
• Arms land at 21.5 inches, flat and 4.5 inches wide.
• It folds shut, so off-season storage takes very little room.
• None required. The chair ships assembled and folded. Unfold it and push the seat pins home.
• One folding Adirondack chair is the product. Doorway, plants, planter, walls, paving, deck, mat and other room pieces are styling only.