Too small and too low are the two most common Adirondack-chair complaints, and the King Hamilton answers both. King-size dimensions add 4 inches of seat width and 6 inches of back height over a standard chair, the 400-lb capacity is the highest in this lineup, and the reclining-and-folding frame lets you stargaze or stash it in a garage for winter. At $430-$500 it asks for premium money and earns it.
- — Reclining backrest with multiple positions, plus a folding frame for storage
- — 304-grade stainless steel hardware that does not rust in coastal exposure
- — 11 fade-resistant colors and a 12-year residential warranty
- — Folding hinge adds a small amount of visual bulk vs. fixed-frame Adirondacks