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Za seat pad by Naoto Fukasawa

SKU: SEATPAD ZA AFMW4217~~$ 145~~ $ 123web sale

White Grey felt

Product Information

Seat pads for Za stools are offered in 100% merino wool felt and leather. Color match or mix it up, the choice is yours. The felt seat pads are available in colors that match the powder coat colors of the stools and offer a smooth feel, great durability and abrasion resistance that prevents pilling and wearing. The leather seat pad is made from skirting leather, traditionally used for saddles and holsters, which gives the pad some heft and helps hold its shape. The leather is vegetable tanned, which allows it to patina beautifully with use.

Technical Specifications

Diameter11" / 28cm

Height0.25" / 0.5cm

Weight0.2lb / 90.5g

MaterialFabric: Recycled felt in 100% Merino wool.

Lead Timequick ship 1-2 weeks (max. 30 pieces)

Manufacturing locationMade in Hanover, PA.

Warranty (Indoor use)1 year

Warranty (Outdoor use)Not suitable

Fire RetardantNot tested or not fire retardant

Requires AssemblyDelivered fully assembled

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A place to sit, in Japanese.

Light weight.
Super strong.
Endlessly recyclable.
Small carbon footprint.
Handcrafted in Pennsylvania.
Lifetime warranty.

That's a place to sit.

Installation image of Emeco Za barstools at Café Lift, Philadelphia, PA

"The Navy chair is one of the most identified icons in America.
I had an image of a round stool, which could become
a natural part of the Navy chair family, like a brother or sister."
– Naoto Fukasawa

Emeco Za stool in green next to a Utility chair with green frame and ash seat by a Run table

Installation image of Za stools in hand brushed finish and orange powder coat at Holy Basil restaurant, L.A.

Outdoor setting of Za stools around two Run tables at a patio

Indoor setting of Za Mini stool in orange in front of a book case

Recycled aluminum

- a very smart material

Emeco aluminum furniture is not just outdoor approved - it’s approved for marine applications, meaning it meets significantly higher standards for corrosion resistance to handle harsh salt-air environments. That’s what the US Navy demanded when we first started making mil-spec chairs for ships and submarines in 1944, and that’s how we still make them.

Our signature hand brushed finish is anodized. Unlike paint or plating, which sit on top of the metal, the anodization is integrated with the material itself. The electrolytic process thickens the natural, protective oxide layer of the recycled aluminum, converting the surface into a super hard wearing, scratch resistant, all-weather aluminum oxide, next to the hardness of a diamond.

> More about recycled aluminum
> How we make them