1 Inch Reclaimed Stacking Chair

Design Jasper Morrison, 2017
Re-claimed polypropylene & wood fiber, soft plastic (tpu) glides
Made in USA by Emeco

For the 1 Inch Reclaimed stacking chair, Jasper Morrison designed a one-piece mono-block stackable chair, that is useful and durable, engineered to meet the demands of high use environments in eight colors. Made with 90% industrial waste material consisting of 75% waste polypropylene and 15% waste wood fiber.

Emeco continues exploring innovative ways to up-cycle waste and use reclaimed materials. 1 Inch Reclaimed is made from 90% industrial waste. A simple, timeless, useful chair; made with sustainable materials. Wood says nature. Polypropylene, not so much. But a mixture of the two gives you something very interesting. A wood composite that lasts like synthetic. A synthetic that has the spirit of wood. Emeco’s particular blend comes directly from woodshops and plastic producers worksites. Essentially, the leftover bits that wind up on the floor. Taken before they can become more waste in the environment. Cleaned, compressed and transformed. What might have been rubbish becomes responsible. Also creates very nice chairs.

1 Inch Reclaimed stacking chair is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, stacks 10 high and is offered in 8 colors of reclaimed waste polypropylene, leftover bits from lumber and plastic manufacturing.

20.6″ w | 20.9″ d | 31.1″ h | seat: 18″ h | 11.5 lbs.