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   Dale_Page | Aug 04, 1999 07:26am | #1

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   Andy, log on to http://www.u-bild.com and click on "outdoor projects." They have a quartet of Adirondack chairs and also a child's size under "new projects."

   Regards from NM, Dale

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   Jamie_Straw | Aug 02, 2000 06:07am | #2

   *Dale,A newbie comment and question...I've looked at many of the sites referred to in FW Discussion group and it seems most of the Adirondack plans don't provide contours (e.g., shaped supports for the seat and curved [slightly concave] support for the back). This type of design is sooooo much more comfortable than right angles! Do you know of any that provide contour in both the seat and the back? Also, I'm specifically looking for a chair and foot-rest combination that is all hinged together -- someone told me they saw such a design in a store earlier this year.Thanks!Jamie on Bainbridge Isl.

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   Joe_Hartman | Dec 21, 2000 11:20pm | #3

   *Some time ago, in the early to mid nineties, I saw a very unique Adirondack chair advertised in a catalog. I believe that it was Smith & Hawken, but I'm not sure. It was so distinctive that even a few of my "jaded" woodworking friends remaked about how cool it looked. It wasn't all straight angles, it was really graceful - with a single arm that curved from one side, around the back, and over to make the other arm. I kept the catalog for quite a while, but when I moved, it got tossed out. Does anyone out there have the slightest idea how to check on this chair? I really only need the picture, not the plans. I called S&H and they don't have any recollection, but might not tell even if they did, since the designer may have some rights, etc. Still looking.