Zenith
JAC architectural chair
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Zenith
JAC architectural stool
The perfect convergence of elegance, functionality, and sustainability, the JAC architectural stool effortlessly fulfills the seating needs for a multitude of workspaces. Thoughtfully designed and robustly manufactured, Jac is an ideal choice for hospitality, education, and other commercial applications. The JAC architectural stool comes in 2 heights. As part of our sustainability commitment, with every JAC sold a tree is planted. JAC shells are now constructed from 95% post-consumer recycled polypropylene, making JAC an even more environmentally responsible choice.
Dimensions
Multiple sizes - refer to specification
Lead Time
6 -10 weeks
Stocked models & finishes may vary.
Our lead times are subject to project location, please contact us for further information.
Our lead times are subject to project location, please contact us for further information.
With every JAC sold a Tree will be Planted!
Zenith has expanded its commitment to sustainability by partnering with onetreeplanted.org in the Philippines to bring the JAC One Tree program to Asia: With every Jac sold a tree is planted. After success in Australia and New Zealand since 2019, we're thrilled to extend this initiative to the Philippines.
Our primary goal is to revitalize denuded areas and protect the remaining forests in the Bulusan Volcano Natural Park and the Magallanes Juban Forest Watershed Reserve in Sorsogon Province. These areas have suffered from swidden cultivation, hunting, and human settlement, leading to a decline in natural habitats. This program supports ecosystem restoration and provides employment for local communities.
Schamburg + Alvisse
Pioneers of sustainable furniture design and manufacture, Schamburg + Alvisse have designed to an ethos of sustainability throughout their practice career. The success of their upcycling post‐consumer waste plastics into high value products remains a milestone for the duo. As was becoming Australia's first furniture manufacturer to satisfy the rigorous green timber standards of the Forestry Stewardship Council (FSC) and Greenpeace.
