Addy White Outdoor Footrest

Maintaining the "vibrant white" look of this synthetic piece is straightforward and low-maintenance. Based on our furniture care expertise, we recommend regularly wiping the surface with a soft cloth and a solution of mild soap and water to remove environmental debris like pollen or dust. Because the material is non-porous, it resists deep staining, allowing you to keep it "party-ready" with minimal effort.

For optimal ergonomic support, a footrest should sit slightly lower than or level with the seat of your chair. This ottoman stands at 15 inches tall, which is the industry standard for pairing with outdoor lounge seating. While it is the perfect ergonomic companion for the matching Addy Adirondack chair, its dimensions (22"W x 21"D) make it a versatile fit for a wide variety of standard patio chairs.

This footrest is engineered from high-density synthetic materials designed specifically for all-weather performance. Unlike natural wood, which can warp or rot when exposed to moisture, this synthetic construction is moisture-resistant and built to maintain its structural integrity. The vibrant white finish is also formulated to withstand UV rays, ensuring it stays bright and resists fading even in intense sun.

For your convenience, this item is delivered without the need for customer assembly. This ensures that the structural integrity of the tapered legs and the frame is set to factory standards, allowing you to kick your feet up and enjoy your outdoor space immediately upon delivery.

Yes. This footrest features four sturdy tapered legs designed to provide a stable foundation on a wide range of surfaces. Whether you are placing it on a flat concrete pool deck, a wooden balcony, or directly on a lawn, the weight distribution and leg style offer excellent stability. For use on wooden decks, we recommend ensuring the feet are clean to prevent any potential surface scuffs.

This footrest is an excellent choice for coastal or humid climates. Synthetic furniture is inherently rustproof and corrosion-resistant, making it superior to metal or certain wood species in salt-air environments. It does not require the seasonal oiling or specialized treatments that natural materials often need to survive the moisture and salt levels found near the ocean.