Picture yourself leaning back with a cold drink as you sink into the contoured comfort of the Eagle's Nest Chair. Available in your choice of cedar or pine, this classically styled Adirondack chair features a classic fan back consisting of seven slats in a comfortable, rounded formation. The seat is contoured for great support, and the armrests are generously proportioned.

Sturdy, comfortable, and designed for the great outdoors, our wood furniture is designed to keep you in perfect harmony with nature. The quiet splendor of the Canadian mountain forests is reflected in the warmth and personality of these pieces. A portion of the material used to create our product is from "blow down" salvage wood; the rest is environmentally harvested. "Blow down" refers to trees that have fallen through natural process, not human intervention.

About Western Red Cedar

Western Red Cedar is a fine-grain, dimensionally stable wood that is naturally weather resistant. With minimal care, our cedar pieces will provide a lifetime of service and charm. Western Red Cedar contains natural oils that act as preservatives to help the wood resist insect attack and decay. Properly finished and maintained, Western Red Cedar ages gracefully and endures for many years.

The wood is uniformly red to brown in color but fades to a silver grey when used externally. It is relatively soft wood which can be easily marked and has a distinctive aroma. The grain is usually straight and displays prominent growth rings. Cedar needs to be re-stained every season in order to avoid fading to silver grey.

Western Red Cedar is, above all, a wood of exceptional beauty. In its natural, unfinished state, it has a richly textured, tactile grain combined with a palette of warm, mellow tones ranging from light amber to deep honey brown. No man-made material can duplicate the depth of cedar's natural luster. It also remains subtly aromatic, and the characteristic fragrance of cedar adds another dimension to its universal appeal.

About Pine

Pine is a soft wood that comes in many varieties from various parts of the world. In the U.S., Eastern white pine, ponderosa pine, and sugar pine are some of the varieties used to make furniture.

• All have yellow coloring with brown knots and are excellent for staining
• Staining and protective finish is recommended annually
• Pine is also generally light in weight
• Suitable for outdoor use and resistant to rot, decay, and destructive insects
• All hardware for the furniture is also weather-resistant
• Durable