The 1006 Emeco chair also known as the Navy chair; Sir, Yes Sir!
As its name suggests, the 1006EmecoNavychair was specially designed to meet the needs of the United States Navy. In 1944, the United States Navy decided to entrust Emeco with a mission, to build chairs that would be resistant and durable, but also lightweight. This gave rise to the 1006 Emeco Navy chair which met this challenge with what now seems like the obvious solution: the use of aluminium to manufacture this chair, which has now become a design icon. We can say that the Navy chair by Emeco is an indestructible and unbreakable chair.
The legend of the 1006 Emeco Navy chair: an indoor or outdoor aluminium chair
The Electric Machine and Equipment Company (Emeco) began to work with Alcoa, one of the main producers of aluminium. Together, they designed the 1006 Navy chair. The legend states that Mr. Dinges, the founder of Emeco, threw the Navychair out the sixth-floor window and, when it hit the ground, it was still intact, despite some minor scratches. Most of the 1006Navychairs used during the war are said to still be in very good condition today.
The Navychair is therefore a metalchair ideal for indoors and outdoors. This metalchair perfectly meets the needs of professionals for bar and restaurant projects. Solid, modern and stackable, this metalchair meets all your professional project needs.
The Navychair is available in two colours: matt brushed aluminium or glossy brushed aluminium.
The 1006 Navy chair by Emeco, A Cinema star
Following the end of the 90s and the advent of industrial furniture, the Emeco 1006 chair has had a new lease of life. It has appeared in many TV series such as: Sex and the City and House, MD; as well as in the movies Batman and numerous other interrogation scenes. In 2001, the 1006 Navy chair even made its debut at MoMA in New York and Britney Spears made it a central element of her video "Stronger" J
Diiiz offers a faithful reproduction of this iconic chair, the 1006 Navy chair, which combines industrial design and robustness. Let yourself be seduced and order our Diiiz reproduction of the 1006 Navy chair from Emeco
The 1006 Emeco chair also known as the Navy chair; Sir, Yes Sir!
As its name suggests, the 1006EmecoNavychair was specially designed to meet the needs of the United States Navy. In 1944, the United States Navy decided to entrust Emeco with a mission, to build chairs that would be resistant and durable, but also lightweight. This gave rise to the 1006 Emeco Navy chair which met this challenge with what now seems like the obvious solution: the use of aluminium to manufacture this chair, which has now become a design icon. We can say that the Navy chair by Emeco is an indestructible and unbreakable chair.
The legend of the 1006 Emeco Navy chair: an indoor or outdoor aluminium chair
The Electric Machine and Equipment Company (Emeco) began to work with Alcoa, one of the main producers of aluminium. Together, they designed the 1006 Navy chair. The legend states that Mr. Dinges, the founder of Emeco, threw the Navychair out the sixth-floor window and, when it hit the ground, it was still intact, despite some minor scratches. Most of the 1006Navychairs used during the war are said to still be in very good condition today.
The Navychair is therefore a metalchair ideal for indoors and outdoors. This metalchair perfectly meets the needs of professionals for bar and restaurant projects. Solid, modern and stackable, this metalchair meets all your professional project needs.
The Navychair is available in two colours: matt brushed aluminium or glossy brushed aluminium.
The 1006 Navy chair by Emeco, A Cinema star
Following the end of the 90s and the advent of industrial furniture, the Emeco 1006 chair has had a new lease of life. It has appeared in many TV series such as: Sex and the City and House, MD; as well as in the movies Batman and numerous other interrogation scenes. In 2001, the 1006 Navy chair even made its debut at MoMA in New York and Britney Spears made it a central element of her video "Stronger" J
Diiiz offers a faithful reproduction of this iconic chair, the 1006 Navy chair, which combines industrial design and robustness. Let yourself be seduced and order our Diiiz reproduction of the 1006 Navy chair from Emeco
The 1006 Emeco chair also known as the Navy chair; Sir, Yes Sir!
As its name suggests, the 1006EmecoNavychair was specially designed to meet the needs of the United States Navy. In 1944, the United States Navy decided to entrust Emeco with a mission, to build chairs that would be resistant and durable, but also lightweight. This gave rise to the 1006 Emeco Navy chair which met this challenge with what now seems like the obvious solution: the use of aluminium to manufacture this chair, which has now become a design icon. We can say that the Navy chair by Emeco is an indestructible and unbreakable chair.
The legend of the 1006 Emeco Navy chair: an indoor or outdoor aluminium chair
The Electric Machine and Equipment Company (Emeco) began to work with Alcoa, one of the main producers of aluminium. Together, they designed the 1006 Navy chair. The legend states that Mr. Dinges, the founder of Emeco, threw the Navychair out the sixth-floor window and, when it hit the ground, it was still intact, despite some minor scratches. Most of the 1006Navychairs used during the war are said to still be in very good condition today.
The Navychair is therefore a metalchair ideal for indoors and outdoors. This metalchair perfectly meets the needs of professionals for bar and restaurant projects. Solid, modern and stackable, this metalchair meets all your professional project needs.
The Navychair is available in two colours: matt brushed aluminium or glossy brushed aluminium.
The 1006 Navy chair by Emeco, A Cinema star
Following the end of the 90s and the advent of industrial furniture, the Emeco 1006 chair has had a new lease of life. It has appeared in many TV series such as: Sex and the City and House, MD; as well as in the movies Batman and numerous other interrogation scenes. In 2001, the 1006 Navy chair even made its debut at MoMA in New York and Britney Spears made it a central element of her video "Stronger" J
Diiiz offers a faithful reproduction of this iconic chair, the 1006 Navy chair, which combines industrial design and robustness. Let yourself be seduced and order our Diiiz reproduction of the 1006 Navy chair from Emeco
The 1006 Emeco chair also known as the Navy chair; Sir, Yes Sir!
As its name suggests, the 1006EmecoNavychair was specially designed to meet the needs of the United States Navy. In 1944, the United States Navy decided to entrust Emeco with a mission, to build chairs that would be resistant and durable, but also lightweight. This gave rise to the 1006 Emeco Navy chair which met this challenge with what now seems like the obvious solution: the use of aluminium to manufacture this chair, which has now become a design icon. We can say that the Navy chair by Emeco is an indestructible and unbreakable chair.
The legend of the 1006 Emeco Navy chair: an indoor or outdoor aluminium chair
The Electric Machine and Equipment Company (Emeco) began to work with Alcoa, one of the main producers of aluminium. Together, they designed the 1006 Navy chair. The legend states that Mr. Dinges, the founder of Emeco, threw the Navychair out the sixth-floor window and, when it hit the ground, it was still intact, despite some minor scratches. Most of the 1006Navychairs used during the war are said to still be in very good condition today.
The Navychair is therefore a metalchair ideal for indoors and outdoors. This metalchair perfectly meets the needs of professionals for bar and restaurant projects. Solid, modern and stackable, this metalchair meets all your professional project needs.
The Navychair is available in two colours: matt brushed aluminium or glossy brushed aluminium.
The 1006 Navy chair by Emeco, A Cinema star
Following the end of the 90s and the advent of industrial furniture, the Emeco 1006 chair has had a new lease of life. It has appeared in many TV series such as: Sex and the City and House, MD; as well as in the movies Batman and numerous other interrogation scenes. In 2001, the 1006 Navy chair even made its debut at MoMA in New York and Britney Spears made it a central element of her video "Stronger" J
Diiiz offers a faithful reproduction of this iconic chair, the 1006 Navy chair, which combines industrial design and robustness. Let yourself be seduced and order our Diiiz reproduction of the 1006 Navy chair from Emeco
