Kentucky Stick Chair Project Plans

This printable PDF document includes detailed instructions walking you through the project in 3 simple stages. It's a great for beginning woodworkers, because there is no difficult joinery involved.

These folding wooden lawn chairs look great on any deck, porch, patio, poolside, or campsite. Also called Tamarack Chairs or Cricket Chairs, Kentucky Stick Chairs can sell for hundreds of dollars each, but it's easy to make your own for fraction of the cost. All you need is a few 2x4s, some basic tools, and a couple of weekends. 

Instructions include:

• Materials List with 'Where to Buy' Links
• Recommended Tools with 'Where to Buy' links
• Budget Alternative Tool Suggestions
• Plenty of Pictures and Diagrams
• Tips and Insights

Kentucky Stick Chairs are known for their simple design and sturdy construction. Its origins are somewhat shrouded in mystery, but it is believed to stem from the late 18th century. At that time, Kentucky was a rural, agrarian state with a large population of settlers and farmers who needed functional and affordable furniture for their homes.

The Kentucky Stick Chair is also known for its strength and durability. The use of strong hardwoods and the interlocking design of the seat and back slats make the chair strong enough to last for generations. This, combined with its classic and timeless design, has helped to make it a popular item that is still appreciated by people today.

Project plans are sold as-is with no warranty, technical support, or guarantee of suitability for the buyer. From here you're on your own.