STEEL NAVY LOGO CHAIR

Steel chair with U.S. Navy Department Crest, with a baked polyester powder coat finish and plastic feet to protect floors. This heavy-duty chair is fabulous and durable.

Minimum-Affordance Side Chair 

Chairs are difficult to build when compared to other furniture. Nomadic Furniture, a book otherwise replete with good, simple plans for quality do-it-yourself furniture, equivocates on the issue of chairs: "We think that 'dining' chairs, which also work as desk chairs, can be bought cheaply enough...so that you should not try to build one." (p.11) Although the book and its sequal do include several more-or-less successful plans for chairs, these are all of the "lounge" variety, and would serve poorly as dining chairs. Lounges are not expected to be as mobile as dining chairs; they can be difficult to move and still serve their function adequately, and easing the weight constraints thusly makes things much easier for the DIY designer. A dining or "side" chair, however, is expected to be readily pushed out, or pushed in, or shuffled around to accomodate guests.

modern navy chair

Designer: Emeco
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Navy Chair replica

The first. The original. Built to withstand salt water and stormy weather, this is the chair that started it all. If you're a veteran submariner or a connoisseur of fine modern furnishings, you'll already know all about the history of this American classic. Forged by the needs of the Navy for a seaworthy chair in World War II, the Emeco Navy Chair requires 77 individual steps to get it into tip-top shape. Built to last a lifetime, the Navy Chair is a perfect fit for your interior or exterior decor.
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Emeco Navy Chair with Wood Seat 

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metal chair

Wow, this would be a great chair to serve someone sitting in it "spiked" drinks!!!!!!! They and you would have to be careful though, they could easily get nailed!!!!
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Emeco Navy Chair

Emeco’s Navy Chair is a design classic known for it’s iconic curves and lightweight aluminum properties. In an eco-improvement upon this classic design, the company collaborated with Coca Cola to create an almost identical version of the Navy Chair made from 111 recycled plastic bottles! Dubbed 111 Navy, the chair will premier at the Milan Furniture Fair this week and will be ready for purchase beginning next month at Design Within Reach.