Child's Adirondack Chair at WoodCraftPlans.com

Child's Adirondack Chair
[CW-006]

$10.00

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Here is a project that is quick, easy, and will keep a favorite child or grand child feeling like part of the family. All parts are featured with full size patterns and the plan comes with many photos taken during construction. There is a list of materials and detailed instructions so complete even the stark beginner can "eek" this project out.

The chair is about 12" across -- pleny of room for a toddler aged 2-5 years. Though the chair back is not adjustable like our regular-sized adirondack furniture, this smaller version was modeled after the single-seater adult Adjustable Adirondack Chair. Our 5 year old nephew still sits in the chair, but he's getting a little big for it.

Hardware is available for this plan.

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