111 Navy Stool

111 Navy stools transform recycled plastic bottles into durable seating, combining lightweight performance and sustainable design.

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Emeco

In 2006, Emeco and Coca-Cola partnered in an effort to reduce the number of plastic bottles in landfills and oceans. It took four years and many work hours to develop the first-ever stool made from recycled plastic bottles. Turning approximately 150 waste plastic bottles into a sturdy icon, the 111 Navy® stool sits lightly on the planet. A side chair and mini side chair are also available.

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Product Overview

  • Made from approximately 150 recycled, 20-ounce plastic bottles (65% recycled polyethylene [PET] and 35% fiberglass)

  • Available in multiple finishes

  • Optional recycled PET felt seat pad

  • Glides are made of soft thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) or felt

  • Suitable for indoor and outdoor use (special care required for outdoor settings – refer to the Ancillary Brands Surface Care Instructions for details)

  • Part of the larger Navy seating family

  • Side chair and mini side chair available

Manufacturing Location

  • USA
  • 111 Navy counter stool front view111 Navy counter stool side view
    Counter StoolCode: HCEM-N1S1
    Counter Stool dimensions in imperial and metric.
    HeightWidthDepth
    Imperial38"16.5"18"
    Metric460 mm420 mm460 mm
  • 111 Navy bar stool front view111 Navy bar stool side view
    Bar StoolCode: HCEM-N1S2
    Bar Stool dimensions in imperial and metric.
    HeightWidthDepth
    Imperial43"17"18.5"
    Metric1090 mm430 mm470 mm

Materials carouselEMECO PET FELT (EFT)Medium Grey

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Red slatted-back chair surrounded by rows of plastic Coca-Cola bottles on a white background

From Plastic to Icon

Taking four years to develop, 111 Navy maintains the strength and shape of the original Navy chair, but is made of approximately 111 recycled plastic bottles. Emeco and Coca-Cola created an icon that’s built to last, sits lightly on the planet, and diverts millions of plastic bottles out of landfills and oceans each year.