The Adirondack silhouette that usually commits you to leaving a bulky chair outdoors all year, made to fold instead. Open, it stands 35-in by 30.5-in by 39-in with the deep pitched back and broad arms the shape is known for; closed, it flattens to 47.5-in by 30.5-in by 10-in, a slab thin enough to hang in a garage or slide down the side of a shed between weekends. Folding does not cost it any rigidity, because the frame is braced with a reinforced triangular structure and every fastener is 304 stainless steel, so the chair sits solid underneath a 330-lb load and the hardware does not streak rust down the red surface after the first wet month. The material is fade-resistant PE, which means no painting, no staining and no annual coat of waterproofing, and cleaning amounts to water and a little soap. If a different color is wanted, the surface will take paint. The seat is oversized rather than narrow, the backrest is contoured to follow the curve of the spine, and the armrests are wide enough to support a whole forearm rather than just a wrist, with a cup holder built into one of them so a drink is not left balanced on the seat. Seat height is 16-in and the chair weighs 35 lb, steady in a breeze but easy to reposition. It suits a patio, porch, backyard or poolside, and setup follows a clear instruction guide.