Adirondack Footrest Plan at WoodCraftPlans.com

Adirondack Footrest Plan
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This piece was constructed specifically for the Adjustable Adirondack Furniture which are linked below. The height of the footrest matches exactly the seat height of both the single and twin Adjustable Adirondack chairs we carry, which is 20".

Simple construction, full size patterns, photos, and list of materials are all included. It is quite easy to adjust the height of the footrest by changing the length of the legs. This is a project most anyone can complete on a Saturday afternoon.

Check out our Adirondack Value Pack of plans!

There is a hardware kit available for this project.

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