Our Story

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Lumber coming out of the pressure treatment vessel
Treated lumber drying after treatment
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Lumber cut into various sizes for furniture parts
Machine Room Parts
Cutting Parts on Bandsaw
Sanding Deptartment
Assemble Area A
Chair Build and Assembly Area
Tables & Footrest Assembly Area
Making Swings
Paint Spray Room
Pre-Primed Chairs to be Painted a Finish Color
Final Finishing Area 01
Final Finishing Area 02
Final Finishing Area 03
Outbound Shipping
Loading Docks - January
Loading Docks - Summer
Loading Freight Trucks
Lumber coming out of the pressure treatment vessel
Treated lumber drying after treatment
Premium-#1 Select dried pressure treated lumber inventory
Lumber cut into various sizes for furniture parts
Machine Room Parts
Cutting Parts on Bandsaw
Sanding Deptartment
Assemble Area A
Chair Build and Assembly Area
Tables & Footrest Assembly Area
Making Swings
Paint Spray Room
Pre-Primed Chairs to be Painted a Finish Color
Final Finishing Area 01
Final Finishing Area 02
Final Finishing Area 03
Outbound Shipping
Loading Docks - January
Loading Docks - Summer
Loading Freight Trucks
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Lumber coming out of the pressure treatment vessel
Treated lumber drying after treatment
Premium-#1 Select dried pressure treated lumber inventory
Lumber cut into various sizes for furniture parts
Machine Room Parts
Cutting Parts on Bandsaw
Sanding Deptartment
Assemble Area A
Chair Build and Assembly Area
Tables & Footrest Assembly Area
Making Swings
Paint Spray Room
Pre-Primed Chairs to be Painted a Finish Color
Final Finishing Area 01
Final Finishing Area 02
Final Finishing Area 03
Outbound Shipping
Loading Docks - January
Loading Docks - Summer
Loading Freight Trucks
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NEW LOGOWeathercraft® began in spring 1988 as a very small part time business making Adirondack Chairs in a woodworking shop located in Cape Hatteras, NC., with the help of the founders dad. In 1989 the founder Bill Palmer opened a small 2400 sq. ft. woodworking shop, still as a part time business, where he resided in Asheboro, North Carolina.

By the following year word was out. The demand for these quality handcrafted Adirondack chairs was growing, and with only three part time employees helping to meet order fulfillment. Adirondack rockers, double seater (Tête-à-têtes), and accent pieces like side tables and footrests had also been brought into the line up.

In 1998, Weathercraft® moved into a 7200 sq. ft. manufacturing facility. We then designed and introduced Swings and also Adirondack Furniture in two color finishes, white and forest green followed by yellow, blue, and red. By 2001, we quickly learned that adding additional colors with a little pop and pizzazz was a big boost for business. In 2001 we also introduced Adirondack chair cushions which added an extra level of comfort to an already comfortable chair. Accepting only the best in outdoor fabrics, we gained the ability to purchase direct from Glen Raven Mills; the makers of Sunbrella® Outdoor Fabrics. Another exceptional fabric line we later added is Sunfield® Outdoor Fabrics which we have found to stand up equally as well.

In 2002 we purchased and moved into and now own our current manufacturing facility of nearly 9000 sq. feet., having previously been occupied by a nationally known upholstery furniture manufacturer.  We also own the adjacent 9700 sq. ft. building in the event of future expansion.

Every Weathercraft employee is trained for their specific task. The company President, Bill Palmer, demands quality control to provide only the highest quality Adirondack Chairs and accessories. It is the owner’s #1 rule, with no exceptions. When we say “Proudly Made in the USA,” our pride is reflected in our products.

If it doesn’t say Weathercraft®, you just don’t have it.