Designed by Eric Pfeiffer with Loll, the Dewey Stool is a minimalist and versatile stool that’s ready for more than just sitting. Unlike most Loll products, the Dewey is made from a mold with LLDPE plastic making it lightweight and easy to carry so somedays it could be your garden stool; other times, a footrest while lounging or a side table to hold that mid-day snack. On the flip side, like the rest of Loll products, Dewey does not require special maintenance like sanding and painting, is made in the U.S.A., and is 100% recyclable. Features Made in the USA Rotomolded design is lightweight and easy to move 100% recyclable UV INFORMATION: Loll products are made with partially recycled and fully recyclable material Milk jugs are used due to their lack of pigment so Loll's vibrant colors can be created As Loll material is a post-consumer recycled material, the medium to create the material does inevitably fluctuate Although we do continuously strive for the best consistency possible, material color and texture may slightly vary from sheet good to sheet good and thus product to product There is ultraviolet (UV) stability in Loll material. Loll products are manufactured with a highly weatherable HDPE sheet Loll's post consumer resin includes a superior UV additive designed for plastics that improves exterior durability, greatly reducing characteristic surface degradation caused by sunlight and other UV light sources Pigments/color concentrates are also added that are formulated with the best weathering pigments available in the market in a particular color-space RICHLITE: This unique and environmentally-conscious paper composite is used in some Loll pieces. Made with resin-saturated paper, Richlite requires no maintenance and may patina over time LOW-IMPACT MANUFACTURING: Loll was conceived as a way to repurpose excess skate ramp material. Founded on principles of efficient and responsible use/reuse of manufacturing material, Loll products are fabricated using lean manufacturing techniques
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