Enjoy the comfort of the elevated Muskoka Chair

The elevated Muskoka Chair is the latest addition to your garden, patio, or porch, designed to combine comfort with convenience. This updated model, with a slightly higher seat than the traditional Muskoka Chair, makes it easier to sit down and stand up, without sacrificing the signature relaxation this chair offers. Made from durable white cedar wood with a thickness of 3 cm, this chair is guaranteed to last long and naturally resist decay.

Design that combines comfort and accessibility

The elevated Muskoka Chair combines comfort with accessibility. The slightly higher seat makes it easier to sit down and stand up, while the slightly reclined backrest ensures a relaxed seating position. The wide armrests provide ample space for your arms and are also ideal for holding a drink or book within easy reach. This design is made with daily use in mind, offering both comfort and practical convenience.

Rustic and timeless appearance

Like its traditional counterpart, the elevated Muskoka Chair is characterized by the natural tones and grain of cedar wood, giving it a rustic and timeless appearance. The wood ages naturally, acquiring a beautiful gray hue that only enhances its charm. The 3 cm thick wood provides robust sturdiness and a solid look that fits well in various outdoor settings, giving the chair a functional and stylish presence.

Made in Canada

Carefully crafted in Canada, the elevated Muskoka Chair not only offers a place to relax but also makes it more comfortable to enjoy your outdoor space. Place this chair in your favorite spot, and experience how the higher seating comfort and timeless design contribute to a relaxed atmosphere.

White cedar wood, also known as Eastern White Cedar, is a durable wood type that is commonly used for garden furniture, cladding, and fences.

This wood is naturally resistant to rot and insects due to the natural oils in the wood. This makes it very suitable for outdoor use without the need for treatment. White cedar is also light and easy to work with, making it convenient for crafting furniture like Muskoka chairs. Over time, it develops a beautiful silver-gray color.

What is the difference between Western Red Cedar and Eastern White Cedar?

Western Red Cedar has a rich, reddish-brown color and offers excellent resistance to rot and insects. Eastern White Cedar has a lighter color and is slightly lighter in weight, but also offers excellent quality and moisture resistance. Both types of Cedar are suitable for outdoor use and can be treated with oil or stain to maintain color and extend longevity.

What are knots in wood?

Knots are natural features in wood that arise from the presence of side branches in the tree. They appear as distinctive and decorative indentations in the wood, varying in size and shape, contributing to the unique appearance of each piece. Knots often add charm and natural beauty to furniture and highlight the robustness and durability of the wood.

Do the chairs need to be treated with oil or stain?

It is not necessary to treat wooden chairs or other outdoor furniture with oil or stain for their lifespan. However, untreated furniture may gray due to sun exposure. Some people find this graying attractive, others do not. If you want to prevent graying and provide extra protection, you can treat them with a suitable oil or stain. See the "Maintenance and Treatment" page for more details and advice.

Can the chairs stay outside all year round?

Yes, the chairs and other furniture in our collection are resistant to seasonal weather conditions. To minimize annual cleaning and extend lifespan, we recommend storing the chairs in a dry space or covering them when not in use.