Outdoor Chairs

[glenn bradley]

Plans from Lee Valley. Two made per plan and two modified for a wider fit for my full grown friends.

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[Robert L Stewart]

Very sweet Glenn.

Is the material soft maple?

[Mark Rainey]

Nice Glenn, how are you going to finish?

[Mel Fulks]

Nice work, Glenn. Attractive and look like they will be easy to move around. My Grandma had a good number of those , they took up a
lot of space,each. I really think some people made them that way to make them harder to steal. So remember that when you
are resting in one you need to be vigilant l

[John Ziebron]

Very nice, but where are the cup holders? The chair in back on the right appears to be a different material than the other three. What species did you use?

[Andrew Hughes]

I also have four in that design.
A very comfortable chair to sit in.
The wood looks like teak that would make you a high roller. I think the ones I have are plantation teak.
Nice work glen

[glenn bradley]

White oak which will last a decade or so in our desert basin environment without finishing. There are epoxy footings to minimize moisture wicking from dew point and the few days that we get rain.

[Ken Fitzgerald]

Nicely done Glenn, as we have come to expect from you!

[glenn bradley]

Morning coffee around the fire pit.

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[Mike Null]

Really nice work but mess up your shop a little; I dare not let my wife see this picture.

[Mel Fulks]

Glenn, When you live in a lovely Hacienda you need lots of color. The tarps are colorful, but I wouldn’t let their plastic gloss outshine
fine chairs. Doesn’t Don Diago live in your neighborhood ? He will tell you “ Signor Mel is right”.

[Mike Henderson]

Nice work, Glenn. There's a lot of work in each of those chairs.

Mike

[Maurice Mcmurry]

Those are great! White oak a solid choice! Good looking shop too!