How to Build an Adirondack Chair
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1. 6-inch pressure-treated decking You'll need about seven 6-footers to make the back slats, arm rests, seat supports, seats slats and front crosspiece.
2. 4-inch pressure-treated decking Pick up two 6-footers to construct the back braces, front legs, and blocking for the arm rests.3. 1-inch pressure-treated baluster You'll need 44-inches of material for two 22-inch raisers to support the back braces.
4. 100-grit sand paper
5. 2-inch deck screws - Tools List
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You can make a roomy, reclining seat with a fan back and wide armrests out of weather-resistant decking lumber
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