Adirondack Dining Chair Plan/Template
Price range: $4.99 through $49.99
Description
The most comfortable Adirondack chair just got even better! Now taller and more upright so it’s easier to in and out of, for those who like that kind of thing. Still the same comfort as my original adirondack chair with a curved back and curved seat, which makes it hard to believe you’re sitting in a wooden chair. This chair goes great paired with a patio table or just on its own as a comfortable lounge chair.
I offer templates along with the digital plans to make the build even easier, just trace and cut! Options are outlined below, ALL options come with a full set of digital plans. Digital plans are extensive and include 30 pages with a materials and hardware list, full parts list with dimensioned and color coded parts, and full build instructions that outline every step of the process.
Final dimensions of the chair are 3’7″ tall, 2’7″ wide, and 2’6″ deep.
TABLE – add in the optional connector table to join 2 of these chairs together (an additional 12 page plan).
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MDF Template:
- 1/4″ MDF, precision CNC milled for guaranteed accuracy
- Includes all 14 parts needed to make the chair
- All parts are labeled with part name
- Proudly shipped with recycled/recyclable packaging (no bubble wrap or poly mailers here!)
- Shipping box is a custom made cardboard box that doubles as a storage box for the templates
- Only ships to United States and Canada (shipping fee for Canada doesn’t include any import duties or fees and may be owed on delivery)
Paper Template:
- Make your own wood templates
- Full scale 24×50″ paper print-out including labels on all parts with part name and quantity
- Ships worldwide (shipping fee for international orders doesn’t include any import duties or fees and may be owed on delivery)
Digital Template:
- 4 separate PDFs template downloads
- Full size 24×52″ and 36×39″
- Letter size and A4 size that can be printed out on a regular printer and taped together
- (67) #10 x 2″ Stainless Steel Screws (a couple extra in case you strip some)
- (2) #10 x 3-1/2″ Stainless Steel Screws
- (8) 2-1/4″ Stainless Steel Carriage Bolts, Nuts, and Washers
- (16) #10 x 2″ Stainless Steel Screws (a couple extra in case you strip some)
- (4) 1/4″ x 2-1/4″ Stainless Steel Carriage Bolts, Nuts, and Washers
The entire plan is included in a single PDF document. It is likely that you have a PDF reader installed on your computer already, but if you have trouble opening the file you can use the free program Adobe Reader to view the plans (available here). The checkout process on my site uses PayPal where you can use either your PayPal account or major credit or debit cards. Once your payment has processed, you will receive an email receipt for your purchase and that will contain a link to download your plan. Please be sure to check your inbox for the download link, your spam filters if you don’t see it in your inbox, and if after ~30 minutes you don’t see it in either place or encounter other issues, please feel free to contact me. Note that any downloadable product in my store is not refundable once you have downloaded the file.








Downloaded dimensions for making templates ,and instructions for tray between chairs no problem..
But no instructions on the making of the chair itself
very frustrating and not easy.
thanks CARLO
Always email me with any questions, or if you think you’re missing something from your order, I’m always happy to help.
I just checked your order, and the assembly instructions for the chair is contained in the first download link of your order. It looks like you downloaded that file, so I’m confused on what was missing. Feel free to update your review to clarify the issue, or email me instead at support@jackmanworks.com and I’ll get things sorted out.
Well documented plans and the templates made the buildout much faster than pdf/paper templates – because they’ll last probably the rest of my life – maybe I can pass them down to my kids. There are a few changes I might suggest: some of the pre-drilled holes didn’t exactly line up on the seat pieces, so maybe only predrill one side and drill the other side on assembly. I might also suggest something different on the templates to indicate which holes are for the larger carriage bolt holes. It was easy to figure out, but just to make it even more obvious, either make the holes in the templates larger or somehow indicate which ones are for the carriage bolts. But overall, the templates worked great! I built out two chairs for my front patio and my very picky brother gave his approval… so, there’s that. By the way, I used cedar with an oil (not varnish) finish and they look fantastic (although, I’ll need to reapply the finish every year).
I just finished two of these chairs the dining room height. Slowly but surely but it’s worth it thank you
Excellent plans, easy to follow!
Great design, but the chair is a little too wide.
The A4 template is perfect