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Fit check
Key measurements
Full-size cut patterns full-size SVG downloads: one per part, or every part on one sheet
Plans dimensions govern — do not scale
Cut list every part with its code
Parts checklist every part to proportional length, with its code — tick each off as you cut and label it
Lumber list & cutting diagrams what to buy, and what gets cut from each board
Shopping list & estimated cost typical Home Depot prices — click a price to match your store
Fastening schedule how each joint is glued, bolted and screwed
Hardware & fasteners
Build steps
Important: read before building
Plan a DIY Adirondack chair
Adirondack Chair Planner sizes the classic Adirondack / Muskoka chair to you — seat height, depth and width, how far it leans back, and the arms — and draws every shaped part as a full-size cut pattern: download them as SVG for a CNC, laser or a printer, then trace them onto your boards.
1. Fit it
Pick your height, or set the seat, recline and arms yourself.
2. Pick the lumber
1× boards for the classic look, or 2× lumber for a chunkier chair; cedar, pine or treated.
3. Get the patterns
Stringers, arms, corbels and the back's arc, full size.
4. Cut, build, sit
Work from the cut list, patterns and build steps.