Wulfern Velopoula Rocking Adirondack Chairs, Set of 2

A pair of navy blue HDPE rocking Adirondack chairs, each rated to hold 450 pounds and assembled at home with the tools already in the carton.

This listing ships two matching Adirondack rocking chairs, not one. Each carries the classic fanned back that curves to a rounded crown, wide flat armrests with room for a mug, and a slatted seat that dips forward into a curved waterfall front so the edge does not press the backs of your knees.

• Two rockers, sold as a pair

  This listing ships two matching Adirondack rocking chairs, not one. Each carries the classic fanned back that curves to a rounded crown, wide flat armrests with room for a mug, and a slatted seat that dips forward into a curved waterfall front so the edge does not press the backs of your knees.

• The runners underneath

  Long curved runners replace the straight legs of a standard Adirondack and sweep past the frame at the front and the back. The slope is shallow, so the motion is a slow, even rock rather than a lurch, and each chair settles flat again when you stop moving.

• Assembly and tools

  Each chair arrives flat and needs assembly at home. The source lists one person as enough and says every tool you need is already in the carton, so there is no hardware to buy first. Skip the power driver: the instructions call for hand tools only, and over-driving a screw strips the poly.

• HDPE in the weather

  The frame is HDPE poly lumber, a dense plastic board that will not rot, splinter or peel the way painted outdoor wood does. The source rates it weather, water, UV, rust and fade resistant, and the fasteners are stainless, so a season of rain and sun will not leave a rust streak down a slat.

• How it sits

  Seat height is 17.5 inches off the ground and the back rises 31 inches above the seat, raked well back at the Adirondack lounge angle. This is a chair you sink into rather than sit up in, so pair it with a low side table. The slatted seat and curved back spread your weight, and the armrests run 5 inches wide.

• Weight capacity

  Each chair carries a listed weight capacity of 450 pounds, well past ordinary use even when someone leans hard into the raked back. That rating is per chair, not for the pair. Each chair weighs 40 pounds on its own, light enough for one person to move it across the lawn.

• Care and the off season

  Wipe them down with soap, water and a cloth. The source lists care as spot clean, and nothing here needs staining, sealing or oiling. The poly does not absorb water, so the pair can stay out all season. If you would rather store them for winter, note that they do not fold flat, so allow 34.25 inches of depth for each chair.

• What ships

  Two rocking Adirondack chairs ship with the stainless hardware and the assembly tools included. Cushions, a side table and an ottoman are not included. Both chairs are the same navy blue; this listing does not mix colours across the pair.

Good to know

• Tape two rectangles 29.5 by 34.25 inches. That is each chair, not the pair.
• Seat height is 17.5 inches. Check it against the side table you already own.
• Leave clearance behind each chair; a rocker travels backward as you lean.
• They do not fold, so measure the shed before you plan on winter storage.
• Required at home. Listed for one person. Tools are included. Do not use power tools.
• Planters, side tables and other furniture shown are styling only. The two rocking Adirondack chairs are what ships.