This classically beautiful, timeless log rocker dates back to the early days when the crafting of Adirondack log furniture happened in the back shed on cold winter days as the snow lay deep all around. The simplicity, elegance and comfort that were the hallmark of its forebears is very present today. Our rocker is equally at home by the fireside, in the nursery, on the porch, or in the garden. Add a pillow or two, rock gently, and feel the cares of the world melt away.

Features:
• 5-year Warranty
• Handcrafted in the Adirondacks
• Kiln dried northern white cedar
• Mortise-and-tenon joinery
• Outstanding craftsmanship
• Classic design
• Fits in any setting
• Sturdy and rustic log furniture
• Durable
• Functional
• Multiple uses
• Easy to assemble
• Can be finished
• Complements Tupper Lake settee, Tupper Lake rocker settee and flag back rocker


Dimensions: 20"L x 22"W x 41"H

Cedar Facts

• Our Northern White Cedar, natural and untreated, is grown in moist swampy NE woodlands.
• Cedar absorbs and loses moisture slowly, which minimizes the dry cracking, splintering and swelling more characteristic of oak or pine.
• Cedar has the US Forest Products Laboratory highest rating for decay and disease resistance.
• Fresh cedar odor is a mild insect repellent.
• Eastern White Cedar’s natural wood oils may develop a dust on the surface of the wood, which is the crystallization of the wood oils. These are normal and natural processes in cedar and in no way affect the strength or durability of the furniture. This dust can be easily removed with a dry cloth.
• Furniture includes durable zinc coated and stainless steel hardware. Minor assembly required (10-15 minutes).
• Develops a weathered, silver grey patina in one year for most climates.
• Our cedar log furniture products are shipped in their natural color, pale tan or light gold. The color changes evenly over time to a silver gray. Water-based or oil stains will delay the weathering process. Latex paint coats evenly and lets wood breathe.
• Occasionally, cedar will warp slightly during transportation, but usually the warp goes away once the furniture has been assembled.