I am in the beginning stages of reproducing some outdoor "adirondack type" chairs that my great grandfather built back in the early fifties. It is all constructed from 6/4 stock varying from 2" to 8" wide. I am looking for a very durable, but reasonably priced lumber to build these from. I'm not interested in the cheap pressure treated material you buy at the big box stores. I've heard that cyprus and teak are good materials. Any suggestions? I want these to last for many years.
Steve