Stand Up Without Pushing Off the Armrests

Will it actually fit where my Adirondack sits?

Upright, the Keywest is about 27.55 inches wide and 30 inches deep — close to the footprint of a standard Adirondack. It just sits about 4 to 6 inches higher (20 in to the seat vs. a typical 14–16 in), so standing up takes far less effort.

Fully reclined with the footrest out, allow about 5½ feet front to back. Measure your spot once and you're set.

Is it worth $864 next to a $150–$300 Adirondack?

An Adirondack is just the chair. The Keywest replaces the chair, the ottoman you'd buy for your feet, and the separate cover you'd buy, find and store — the weather cover is patent-pending and built into the chair, and unfolds from the back in seconds.

It's backed by a 5-year frame warranty and 2-year cushion warranty, for a chair you'll use every season, not just a few summers.

Will it hold up outside all year?

The frame is rust-resistant aluminum with handwoven all-weather wicker, and the recline mechanism carries a two-stage rust-resistant (zinc-plated, e-coated) treatment made for outdoor use. Care is light: rinse with water, skip pressure washers.

What if it's not right for us?

Return an undamaged item in its original condition within 14 days of delivery for a full refund. After that, returns are accepted up to 90 days with a 20% restocking fee. See the returns policy.