Pour the ladies a drink, grab one for yourself, sit down, and relax. The Uwharrie Adirondack Veranda Settee fits beatifully with any old world decor. Remeniscent of New Orleans balconies and Spanish haciendas with their beautiful iron scroll work, the Veranda collection would be the heart of any old world garden. It has all the wonderful comfort of the classic Adirondack Chair, but with an old world flair. Veranda comes in 4 finishes; all natural, colors washed, paint distressed, and paint pristine with a chioce of 27 paint colors.
If you desire seating to coordinate with existing surroundings choose the natural chairs, which can be stained, painted, or left to turn dark over time. Those who prefer a splash of color to enliven their environment may choose a selection from Uwharrie Chair's finish palette. Whatever your choice, the rustically styled outdoor furniture crafted by Uwharrie Chair will provide comfort and character for years to come.
Customization available! If you can dream it, Uwharrie can build it. call us for details.
Uwharrie's Lumber: A number of environmental objections plague most outdoor furniture products. Tropical lumber harvesting devastates rainforests, old growth deforestation threatens endangered species, and plastics disposal harms the environment. Whether or not these alarms are overstated, the concerns behind them are valid. Uwharrie Chair Company offers a simple alternative to imported teak, painted metal or hardwood, and molded plastic: pressure treated pine.
The wood of choice for decks, docks, and landscape walks, treated lumber offers distinct advantages over other traditional outdoor materials. It is insect and rot resistant, milled from a renewable resource, plantation-grown southern pine. Uwharrie Chair Company uses heavy, one inch thick, premium grade lumber, kiln dried after it has been pressure treated against rot and insects. It may be left natural, stained, or painted.
Paint: Paints used to coat Uwharrie Chair products are a water based, latex enamel, with special SPF component to reduce fading and toxic free rubber-like component to reduce peeling. The pressure treated wood used in Uwharrie Chairs requires no additional protection from exposure to weather. This is why it's possible to distress the finish, giving the the appearance of time-worn antiques. As Uwharrie products age naturally, their rustic character will be enhanced. You should expect to see some additional paint loss and some surface cracking; exposed wood will eventually turn dark. But even as nature matures your furniture, the wood and the product will remain structurally sound for years to come.
Finishes: There are four (4) finishes to choose from, natural, washed, distressed, and pristine. Within the paint finishes, there are 27 colors to chose from.
Natural - Plain pressure treated lumber, no clear coat, no paint, good for natural aging by the weather, or finishing yourself for that one of a kind, your's only, look.
Washed - A wash is a watery paint finish that palely colors the wood allowing the grain to come through as if it had been painted long ago and weather many many a washing so that all that is left is more remeniscent of a stain than paint. it's a neat trick.
Distressed - Distressed is a couple coats of regular latex enamal paint. After it dries it is lightly sanded in places to give it a worn/antiqued look.
Pristine - is 3-4 coats of paint left untouched.
Left or Right Wave: You can choose which side you'd like the wave to be on, left or right facing seatbacks for creating harmonious, symmetrical arrangements. Note: When choosing, it should be considered as if you are standing facing the front of the chair.
Hardware: Bolts, nuts and washers are stainless steel, no rusting or corroding.
Uwharries Limited Warranty Policy: Each piece, including hardware, comes with a lifetime Uwharrie warranty against rot, water damage, or insect infestation when used under normal environmental conditions. The original consumer is entitled to receive new wood replacement parts for damage to rot or termites. The original consumer is also entitled to replacement hardware if any screws or bolts experience corrosion under normal environmental conditions.
Just south of the nation's furniture capital, High Point, North Carolina, a small rocky stream meanders through the quiet, rolling countryside. It flows by old farmsteads and new neighborhoods, dead gold mines and living forests, eventually becoming the Uwharrie River (pronounced you-WAH-ree). Ultimately, the water reaches the Uwharrie Mountains, a small range occupied centuries ago by Native Americans DeSoto called the Suala. The name "Uwharrie'' is attributed to them, a conclusion supported by references in John Lawson's 1701 journal documenting a visit to "Heighwarrie''.
Today the Uwharrie Mountains and Uwharrie National Forest are known for their abundance of wildlife, deep recreational lakes, and peaceful, natural beauty. The name is synonymous with rustic charm and relaxation, perhaps the best description of the Original Uwharrie Chair.
The wood of choice for ski lodge decks, marina docks, and landscape walks, treated lumber offers distinct advantages over other traditional outdoor materials. It is insect and rot resistant, it may be stained or painted (or left natural), and it's milled from a renewable resource: plantation grown southern pine. Uwharrie Chair Company uses heavy, one inch thick premium grade lumber kiln dried after it has been treated. Paints used to coat Uwharrie Chair products are latex enamel.
