While Adirondack chairs are designed for outdoor use, exposure to extreme weather can affect their longevity. Wooden chairs may warp, crack, or rot if left in harsh conditions without protection. Plastic and composite options are more weather-resistant but can fade or become brittle with prolonged sun exposure. To extend their life, store them indoors during winter or cover them with weatherproof furniture covers. Some materials, like teak and HDPE, are better suited for year-round outdoor use due to their durability and weather resistance.
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