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1951 Stacking Chair — Emeco

Adrian van Hooydonk — BMW Designworks

Regular price 732 €
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A reissue that looks forward. The 1951 stacking chair reinterprets a forgotten Emeco model, found at a flea market and dated 1951.

Designed in 2005 by Adrian van Hooydonk and the BMW Designworks studio, the 1951 keeps Emeco's DNA — simple, sturdy, utilitarian — while giving it a dynamic stance. Its hand-crafted frame in 80 % recycled aluminium is paired with a seat and back made of recycled plastic (PET from bottles).

An aluminium frame, a seat made of recycled bottles

Recycled aluminium makes for a light structure — 4.5 kg — of unfailing strength. The recycled-PET seat and back come in six colours, all approved for outdoor use. The chairs stack six high for easy storage.

Responsible manufacturing, built to last

Made in Emeco's historic workshop in Hanover, Pennsylvania, the 1951 combines recycled aluminium and recycled plastic — recycled and recyclable. Carbon footprint: 14.34 kg CO₂e. Seat certified to fire standard TB-133, structure compliant with ANSI/BIFMA X5.1.

Frame of your choice: hand-brushed aluminium (clear anodised) or black powder-coated.

Discover the other Emeco chairs too: the Navy 1006, the 111 Navy, the 1 Inch Reclaimed and the Broom.

  • Empilable jusqu'à 6 chaises
  • Usage intérieur et extérieur (tous coloris)
  • Assise et dossier en PET recyclé
  • Cadre en aluminium recyclé à 80 %, brossé ou noir thermolaqué
  • Assise certifiée au feu TB-133
  • Norme ANSI/BIFMA X5.1
  • Livrée entièrement assemblée
  • Patins en polycarbonate

Dimensions

  • Largeur : 47 cm
  • Profondeur : 51,5 cm
  • Hauteur totale : 77 cm
  • Hauteur d'assise : 45,5 cm
  • Profondeur d'assise : 40 cm
  • Largeur d'assise : 45 cm
  • Poids : 4,5 kg

Garanties

  • Usage intérieur : 7 ans (patins exclus)
  • Usage extérieur : 3 ans (patins exclus)

Frais de port : inclus dans le prix de vente.

RÉCEPTION DU COLIS Malgré tout le soin apporté à l'emballage, il est impératif de vérifier l'état extérieur du colis en présence du livreur

Si le carton est visiblement endommagé, écrasé ou ouvert, nous vous invitons à refuser le colis et à émettre une réserve précise sur le bon de livraison (ex: "Carton écrasé", "Ouvert").Contactez-nous ensuite immédiatement pour que nous puissions procéder à l'échange de votre pièce.

RETOURS ET ÉCHANGES Conformément à la législation en vigueur, vous disposez d'un délai de 14 jours après réception pour exercer votre droit de rétractation. Les frais de retour sont à la charge du client, sauf en cas de défaut avéré du produit. Les pièces doivent être retournées dans leur emballage d'origine, complètes et en parfait état.

80% recycled aluminium
Recycled PET
170+ recycled Coca-Cola bottles per chair
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Made in USA
Hanover, PA
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Stackable. Sturdy. Sustainable.

One day, we came across a forgotten Emeco chair at a flea market. It was dated 1951. We decided it was time to bring it back to life. The updated version keeps the classic Emeco frame in hand-formed recycled aluminium, and a seat in 100% recycled plastic. The past seats the future.

Recycled aluminium + recycled PET: the smart combination

The recycled-aluminium frame pairs with a seat and back made from recycled plastic bottles (rPET). Recycling aluminium saves 95% of the energy required for its primary production. PET, one of the most widespread plastics in the world, is thus diverted from landfills and oceans to become a chair built to last.

All-weather materials

All 1951 seat colours are approved for outdoor use. The aluminium frame is both strong and light; chairs and stools stack six high for easy storage.

Adrian van Hooydonk — BMW Designworks

“As in good automotive design, the added functional elements create a clean, simple and dynamic look that resonates emotionally while projecting an impression of sturdiness.” — Adrian van Hooydonk, BMW Designworks. The 1951 reinterprets a 1951 Emeco chair: it keeps its DNA — simple, sturdy, utilitarian — while projecting it forward.