Where we deliver
Free anywhere in the lower 48 states, from Texas. Pick your place.
- The AdirondacksWhere it was invented. Westport, Lake Champlain, 1903.
- New YorkFrom the Finger Lakes to the Hamptons to a Brooklyn roof.
- VermontChamplain on one side, the Green Mountains on the other.
- MaineRock, salt, fog, and the coast that named a chair.
- New HampshireWinnipesaukee, the Whites, and no sales tax.
- MassachusettsThe Cape, the Islands, and a Boston deck.
- ConnecticutThe Sound, the hills, and a lot of porches.
- New JerseyThe Shore, the lake country, and the back deck.
- PennsylvaniaThe Poconos, the lakes, and the porch.
- MichiganFour Great Lakes and ten thousand small ones.
- WisconsinDoor County, the Northwoods, and a pier on every lake.
- MinnesotaTen thousand lakes, one chair.
- TexasBuilt here. Sun, heat, and a chair that does not fade.
- ColoradoHigh altitude, high UV, and a deck facing the Front Range.
- North CarolinaThe Outer Banks, the mountains, and a long porch season.
- South CarolinaThe Lowcountry, the Grand Strand, and a porch for the humidity.
- GeorgiaLake Lanier, the Golden Isles, and a long hot summer.
- FloridaSalt, sun, humidity and hurricanes: the hardest place for a chair.
- TennesseeThe Smokies, the TVA lakes, and a Nashville back deck.
- OhioLake Erie, the islands, and a lot of decks.
- IllinoisChicago rooftops, the north shore, and Wisconsin weekends.
- WashingtonThe Sound, the San Juans, and a lot of rain.
- OregonThe coast, the Cascades, and no sales tax.
- CaliforniaTahoe, the coast, the desert, and year-round sun.
- Lake TahoeHigh, cold, bright, and the bluest water in the country.
- ArizonaDesert sun, and a chair that does not chalk.
- The Finger LakesEleven lakes, a hundred wineries, and a dock on Keuka.
- Lake of the OzarksEleven hundred miles of shoreline and a dock every fifty feet.
- The Outer BanksSand, salt, wind, and a chair that has to stay put.