Fade-resistant PE is what keeps this turquoise Adirondack chair looking the way it did on delivery day. There is no painting to redo, no staining, no annual coat of waterproofing, and cleaning comes down to water and a little soap over the surface; if a different color is ever wanted, the finish will take paint. Every fastener is 304 stainless steel, which is the part that decides how outdoor furniture ages, since cheaper screws bleed rust streaks down a light-colored frame within a season. The chair also folds, which the classic version of this shape does not. Open it stands 35-in by 30.5-in by 39-in with the deep pitched back and broad arms; closed it flattens to 47.5-in by 30.5-in by 10-in, thin enough to hang in a garage or slide beside a shed over winter. That hinge costs nothing in rigidity, because a reinforced triangular structure braces the frame and the chair holds a 330-lb rating at 35 lb of its own weight. Sitting in it, the seat is oversized rather than narrow, the backrest is contoured to follow the spine, and the armrests are wide enough for a whole forearm, with a cup holder built into one so a drink is not balanced on the seat edge. The seat sits 16-in above the ground. It suits a patio, porch, backyard or poolside, and a clear instruction guide makes setup simple.