1006 Navy Stool

Timeless design in a stool built for a lifetime

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Built to withstand sailor life on submarines, the 1006 Navy® chair has been in production since 1944—and elevated to new heights with two stool options. Craftsmen still use the original 77-step process of forming recycled aluminum by hand, welding, tempering, and anodizing for a durable finish. Complement with side chairs to furnish dining, café, and hospitality settings.

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Product Overview

  • Frame and seat made from 80% recycled aluminum

  • Hand-brushed or hand polished finish

  • Optional seat pad in recycled polyethylene (PET) felt with a black, non-slip backing

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

  • Part of the larger Navy seating family

  • Suitable for outdoor use

  • Available with or without arms

  • Also available in a side chair, mini side chair, and stacking chair

Manufacturing Location

  • USA
  • 1006 Navy counter stool front view1006 Navy counter stool side view
    Counter Height Stool
    Counter Height Stool dimensions in imperial and metric.
    HeightWidthDepth
    Imperial37"15.5"19.5"
    Metric940 mm430 mm500 mm
  • 1006 Navy counter stool with arms front view1006 Navy counter stool with arms side view
    Counter Height Stool with ArmsCode: HCEM-N6S1-PA
    Counter Height Stool with Arms dimensions in imperial and metric.
    HeightWidthDepth
    Imperial37"20.75"19.5"
    Metric940 mm530 mm500 mm
  • 1006 Navy high stool front view1006 Navy high stool side view
    High StoolCode: HCEM-N6S2-PN
    High Stool dimensions in imperial and metric.
    HeightWidthDepth
    Imperial43"18"21.25"
    Metric1090 mm460 mm540 mm
  • 1006 Navy high stool with arms front view1006 Navy high stool with arms side view
    High Stool with ArmsCode: HCEM-N6S2-PA
    High Stool with Arms dimensions in imperial and metric.
    HeightWidthDepth
    Imperial43"20.75"21.25"
    Metric1090 mm530 mm540 mm

Materials carouselEMECO PET FELT (EFT)Medium Grey

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Black-and-white photo of workers in face shields sanding molded chair shells at a factory workbench

Built for a Lifetime

The original assignment in 1940: Make chairs to withstand water, salt air, and sailors. Today, the original Navy chair is still made by craftsmen using a 77-step process to create the signature one-piece look. The process includes forming recycled aluminum by hand, welding, tempering for strength, and anodizing for a durable finish. The result is a timeless chair that is lightweight, strong, and built for a lifetime.