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Northern Muskoka Chairs in red are made from the highest quality recycled High-Density Polyethylene ...
Model : 21113RD Manufacturer : Northern Leisure Produtcs Quantity : 0 Price: $169.00
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Northern Muskoka Chairs in black are made from the highest quality recycled High-Density Polyethylen ...
Model : 21113BK Manufacturer : Northern Leisure Produtcs Quantity : 0 Price: $169.00
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Northern Muskoka Chairs in yellow are made from the highest quality recycled High-Density Polyethyle ...
Model : 21113YL Manufacturer : Northern Leisure Produtcs Quantity : 0 Price: $169.00
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Northern Muskoka Chairs in blue are made from the highest quality recycled High-Density Polyethylene ...
Model : 21113BL Manufacturer : Northern Leisure Produtcs Quantity : 0 Price: $169.00
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Northern Muskoka Chairs in grey are made from the highest quality recycled High-Density Polyethylene ...
Model : 21113GR Manufacturer : Northern Leisure Produtcs Quantity : 0 Price: $169.00
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Northern Muskoka Chairs in white are made from the highest quality recycled High-Density Polyethylen ...
Model : 21113WH Manufacturer : Northern Leisure Produtcs Quantity : 0 Price: $169.00
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Northern Muskoka Chairs in brown are made from the highest quality recycled High-Density Polyethylen ...
Model : 21113BR Manufacturer : Northern Leisure Produtcs Quantity : 0 Price: $169.00
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Northern Leisure Muskoka Chairs Are Designed to Stay Durable Over Time Without Excessive Maintenance
The Muskoka Chair, or as our American cousins call it, the Adirondack Chair, is a popular outdoor chair style, especially around cottages, docks, and lakes in Canadian cottage country. The idea and design of the Muskoka Chair are attributed to Thomas Lee of Westport, New York, in 1903. Thomas made his summer home in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains and vacationed there regularly. As a result, he needed some comfortable chairs to sit in for all the time he spent there and designed the chair we know as the Muskoka Chair in Canada and the Adirondack Chair in the USA. While wood was the predominant material for the first 100 plus years, composite Muskoka Chairs have become more popular due to the colourfast materials and the maintenance-free nature of their construction. Although Muskoka Chairs can be left outdoors year-round, it is best to bring them indoors or cover them during the winter months to keep them looking clean and vibrant. Maintenance is easy with simple soap and warm water or outdoor patio furniture cleaner should they need to be cleaned.