This phrase refers to outdoor seating constructed of plastic, designed in the distinctive Adirondack style. This material offers advantages such as durability, weather resistance, and lower cost compared to traditional wooden versions. An example would be a brightly colored resin chair with the sloped back and wide armrests characteristic of Adirondack furniture, intended for use on a patio or lawn.
The popularity of these chairs stems from the combination of classic design and practical material. Plastic versions make the comfort and aesthetic of Adirondack furniture accessible to a wider consumer base. Historically, Adirondack chairs were made of wood for use in the mountainous Adirondack region; the evolution to plastic represents an adaptation to modern needs and preferences, offering an easy-to-maintain option for various outdoor settings.
