Cedar LoveSeat

by All Things Cedar

Product Features

• Clear Grain Western Red Cedar
• Unassembled kit
• Stain or weather naturally
• 54w x 46d x 36h

Product Details

• Item Weight: 35 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 32 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B001TOZUHO
• Average Customer Review: 3.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #98,436 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden)

Product Description

Cedar Products are made by All Things Cedar located in Lethbridge Alberta, Canada. Western Red Cedar fibers contain oils that act as natural preservatives to help the wood resist rot and decay making it an excellent material for outdoor funiture. *Manufactured using Clear Grade Western Red Cedar *Finely Sanded Finish *Handcrafted for Snug Fitting Joinery *Edges Routed For Clean Uniform Appearance *Rust Resistant Zinc Plated and/or Brass Hardware *Hardwood Doweling *Pre-drilled Holes *Unassembled Kits with Illustrated Step-By-Step Instructions *Natural Unstained Finish

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

3.0 out of 5 stars Adirondack kit, June 12, 2010

By 

M. C. Gasper ""Forever a Reader"" (WV USA) - See all my reviews
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This item should be labelled a 'kit,' not just 'chair.' I have put many things together(TV carts, entertainment centers, single Adirondack chairs,etc), but this item was truly a challenge. If you are thinking of purchasing this, please note that it will arrive in a long, narrow rectangular box. No 2 pieces are pre-attached. There is no actual photo with the instructions, just sectional drawings. I had to keep referring to the picture that I saved from the AMAZON website. After spending several hours trying to put this product together, I decided that MORE predrilled holes would have been helpful. The kit starts with the 3 braces on the bottom, and then the 'seat' slats are done. My 'downfall' was the back brace, and getting the back slats and end pieces done. This is not a project to do alone, unless you do this kind of work regularly. Unfortunately, as I write this, the chair is half done, and needs to be readjusted. At least I knew when I was beat, and stopped before doing any more damage. Hopefully, I can stroke my husband's ego by having him redo my last attempt and make the chair truly functional. For the price of the chair, I think it should have been assembled to a degree before being shipped out. As it is, be mindful that you will be starting from 'scratch.'