111 Navy Chair by Emeco in cooperation with Coca-Cola
What happens when you combine one of the most iconic chairs of all time with an ingenious design that uses recycled bottles otherwise headed for a landfill? You get the 111 Navy chair, also known as the Coca-Cola Chair. Every Emeco Coke Chair uses 111 bottles in its construction, transforming daily waste into a product thatis equal parts art and furniture. The Coca Cola-Emeco partnership marks a turning point in the collaboration between the design world and large corporations in an effort to create a more sustainable planet. Order your piece of history today.
The Emeco 111 Navy Chair features:
15.5" w x 19.5" d x 34" h
250 lb. weight capacity
Made from recycled coca-cola bottles
Each chair prevents 111 bottles from entering a landfill
One-piece, scratch-resistant chair
Same design as time-tested, iconic 1006 Navy Chair
Emeco's founder, Winton C. Dinges, was a master tool and die maker with an engineering background. He believed that a hands-on approach to production using outstanding materials would lead to outstanding design and outstanding furniture. It is a vision that has served Emeco well since 1944.
Few organizations have as storied a history as the Electric Machine and Equipment Company. Emeco's first major achievement was the Navy Chair- a chair designed in collaboration with ALCOA for seaworthiness. Since then, it has expanded its offering but held closely to Dinges' vision. Emeco and its manufacturing facilities are based in Hanover, Pennsylvania.
