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    • ECC Table System
    by STACKLAB Canada

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    Description

    STACKLAB’s innovative Engineered Cementitious Composite (ECC) table system is designed in collaboration with Toronto-based materials engineer and artisan Alla Linetsky.

    Comprised of over 90 percent non-virgin materials, the ECC System features two modular tables that can be configured into versatile compositions suited to both indoor and outdoor use. ECC resembles but is more elastic and less brittle than, concrete, and ideal for the building of furniture. It uses recycled glass as an aggregate and recycled fiber as a reinforcing agent.

    This system reduces to a half-inch the three-inch structural thickness required with conventional steel-reinforced concrete construction. Such performance makes it possible to use ECC as a skin around a lightweight recycled foam core. Foam is replaced with solid, or near-solid ECC to optimize weight distribution in the pedestals.

    The ECC Table System is made in collaboration with STACKLAB’s regional network of artisans and manufacturers in Toronto.

    Available in four sizes – 6 seats (120x123x76), 10 seats (241x123x76), and 14 seats (366x123x76).

    Dimensions LxWxH
    Weight (kg)

    300
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    Variation

    10 Seats, 14 Seats, 6 Seats
    Table Top + Leg Material

    ECC with 1000 Black Pigment, ECC with 1000 White Pigment, ECC with Natural Shade Pigment, ECC with Clean Grey Pigment

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    STACKLAB is a multi-disciplinary design practice based in Toronto. Through its products and projects, the studio aims to provoke meaningful discourse about our ways of living. Founded by Jeff Forrest in 2013, STACKLAB is known for its innovative blend of design, tech and circular manufacturing. Rather than work backwards from the desired output, such as a new chair or a home, the team applies a diverse set of skills and perspectives to problems worth solving. With a particular passion for the challenges facing regional manufacturing, the studio believes that the key to smarter, more efficient and better-for-the-environment living is its signature systems-based approach. Taking inspiration from the technology ‘stack’, which leverages existing technologies, infrastructures and skills to create iterative, holistic solutions, STACKLAB’s regional network of experts in science and craft enables cross-pollination throughout the process. Oftentimes with the aid of an algorithm, every step is optimized to ensure it does the maximum with the minimum; opening up opportunities for material upcycling, waste reduction and alternate scenarios for reuse. STACKLAB strongly believes in design as a vehicle for critical thinking. The team approaches every problem without bias toward a particular method or medium to maintain its focus on impact. Their output might therefore be described as a container for new ideas; the result of a rigorous process in pursuit of the best solution.
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