Adirondack Bar Height Chair Plans

Adirondack bar height chairs are a great way to add style and comfort to your outdoor space. They are perfect for relaxing with friends and family, or for enjoying a meal al fresco. Adirondack chairs are made from naturally rot-resistant wood, making them durable and easy to maintain.

The plans provided here will help you build a set of Adirondack bar height chairs. The chairs are designed to be comfortable and stylish, and they are easy to build even for beginners.

### Materials you require:

2x6 pressure-treated lumber for the frame
2x4 pressure-treated lumber for the seat and back slats
1x4 pressure-treated lumber for the armrests
1/2-inch galvanized bolts
1/2-inch galvanized nuts
1/2-inch galvanized washers
Wood glue
Screws
Sandpaper
Paint or stain (optional)

Tools you require:

Circular saw
Drill
Hammer
Wrench
Measuring tape
Level

Instructions:

#### Step 1: Cut the lumber

Cut the following pieces of lumber according to the cut list below:

2x6 lumber:

4 pieces at 30 inches (legs)
2 pieces at 27 inches (back supports)
2 pieces at 18 inches (front supports)
2 pieces at 24 inches (armrests)

2x4 lumber:

6 pieces at 22 inches (back slats)
4 pieces at 18 inches (seat slats)

1x4 lumber:

2 pieces at 24 inches (armrests)

#### Step 2: Assemble the frame

Start by assembling the frame of the chair. Attach the legs to the front and back supports using bolts, nuts, and washers. Make sure that the legs are flush with the bottom of the supports.

#### Step 3: Attach the seat slats

Next, attach the seat slats to the frame. Space the slats evenly apart and secure them with screws.

#### Step 4: Attach the back slats

Attach the back slats to the back supports in the same manner as the seat slats. Be sure to angle the slats slightly back for added comfort.

#### Step 5: Attach the armrests

Attach the armrests to the frame using screws. Make sure that the armrests are level and comfortable to use.

#### Step 6: Sand and finish

Finally, sand the chair to remove any rough edges. You can then paint or stain the chair to match your outdoor décor.

Tips for building Adirondack bar height chairs:

Use pressure-treated lumber for the frame and slats to resist rot and decay.
Bolt the legs to the supports for added strength.
Angle the back slats slightly back for increased comfort.
Sand the chair before painting or staining for a smooth finish.
Choose a paint or stain that is designed for outdoor use.

Adirondack bar height chairs are a great addition to any outdoor space. They are comfortable, stylish, and easy to build. With the plans and tips provided here, you can build your own set of chairs in no time.