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1/11 Laser Dr
Rowville, VIC, 3178

(08) 8288 1799

The Porch Furniture specialises in supplying Australia with Adirondack chairs. Adirondack chairs are a classic style of outdoor furniture, also known as Cape Cod, Muskoka or Westport chairs. We also stock a growing range of other items, such as settings, benches and an array of unique garden structures. The Porch is able to ship our wooden furniture to Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide, Sydney, Brisbane and other locations across Australia.

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What is the difference between a Cape Cod and Adirondack chair?

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In 1905, Harry C. Bunnell of Westport, New York, received a patent for a chair suitable for use on porches, lawns and at camps, and to be durable enough to be exposed to the elements. It had broad arms and its seat and back — each built of a single piece of wood — were slanted.  

Thus was born the first Westport chair.

Wesport is located on Lake Champlain, about 120 kilometres south of Montreal, in New York state. And if you look way off to the west, you’ll be able to see the Adirondack Mountains. In those mountains, there was a convalescent home for tuberculosis patients, where caregivers figured the chairs would be perfect for guests to sit out on and enjoy the recuperative powers of the fresh mountain air.  

Thus the term “Adirondack chair” was born.  

Soon, the chair design found it's way over to Canada and the term "Muskoka chair" was born, after the name of the quintessential cottage district.

What’s the difference between a Cape Cod, Muskoka, Westernport and an Adirondack? The simple answer is: Nothing.