Adirondack Collection
This sustainable take on the classic Adirondack chair swaps traditional wood slats for ones made from recycled and recyclable plastic. Waterproof, durable, and maintenance-free, it can be left outside year-round and for years to come.
Loll designs are made from
partially recycled plastic in
Duluth, Minnesota.
Well-crafted in every detail
Sustainably made
Made from recycled materials, primarily milk jugs, a single Adirondack Chair diverts about dozens of milk jugs from landfills, and the furniture itself is fully recyclable after use.
Rugged durability
The material is waterproof, fade-resistant, and maintenance-free. It can be left outside year-round – no need for special covers. It never needs repainting, and you’ll never get a splinter.
Improving on a classic
The Adirondack chair is beloved for its extra-wide armrests that can easily hold a drink, and Loll’s version goes a step further, incorporating a handy bottle opener on the underside of the arm.
Color and comfort
The furniture comes in nine different bright or classic colors, with optional cushions for added comfort. An ottoman and even a rocking chair are also available.
Putting sustainability first
Evolution of a classic
A design classic known for its low, deep seat and pitched, slightly curved back fashioned from multiple slats, the Adirondack chair has been a camp and resort classic for over a century. Its first iteration, designed in 1903 in Westport, NY, in the Adirondacks, was called the Westport chair.
Made in Duluth, Minnesota
The designers and manufacturers at Loll’s Minnesota headquarters took everything we love about Adirondack chairs and made them more sustainable and maintenance-free. Since its founding, Loll has kept more than 135 million jugs out of landfills.
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