Q: What kind of chair do these plans build?
They build a chair that echoes the style and comfort of the classic Adirondack chair, with some ergonomic changes.
05L3001 - Kitchisippi Chair Plan
Our new chair design echoes the style and comfort of the classic Adirondack chair, with a few ergonomic tweaks. Dubbed the Kitchissippi chair in honor of the Algonquin name for the river near our headquarters, it has a high seat with a shallow angle and an upright backrest, reducing the effort needed to lift yourself out of the chair. The front edge curls inwards, providing room to place your feet under your center of gravity before rising. The simple and solid structure makes it easy and quick to build as well as durable.
The full-scale plans include cutting lists and detailed construction notes, use standard lumber sizes, and are generally designed to be as straightforward as possible – including full-size templates for shaped pieces.
Made in Canada.
They build a chair that echoes the style and comfort of the classic Adirondack chair, with some ergonomic changes.
The seat sits high with a shallow angle and the backrest is upright, which reduces the effort needed to lift yourself out. The front edge also curls inwards, giving room to place your feet under your center of gravity before rising.
The full-scale plans include cutting lists, detailed construction notes and full-size templates for the shaped pieces.
No, the plans use standard lumber sizes.
Yes, the simple and solid structure is designed to be as straightforward as possible to build.
It is named the Kitchissippi chair in honor of the Algonquin name for the river near our headquarters.
| Materials | Paper |
| Includes | Chair plan; cutting lists; construction notes; full-size templates |
| Package Quantity | 1 item |
| Country of Origin | Canada |
| Warranty | Lee Valley Satisfaction Guarantee |
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Kitchissippi Chair Plan
Our new chair design echoes the style and comfort of the classic Adirondack chair, with a few ergonomic tweaks. Dubbed the Kitchissippi chair in honor of the Algonquin name for the river near our headquarters, it has a high seat with a shallow angle and an upright backrest, reducing the effort needed to lift yourself out of the chair. The front edge curls inwards, providing room to place your feet under your center of gravity before rising. The simple and solid structure makes it easy and quick to build as well as durable.
The full-scale plans include cutting lists and detailed construction notes, use standard lumber sizes, and are generally designed to be as straightforward as possible – including full-size templates for shaped pieces.
Made in Canada.
