
Doni Stack Chair by KI
Seating / Stack ChairsKI's official product page describes the Doni Stack Chair as offering unlimited design freedom and flex-back, body-conforming comfort with 17 degrees of hip articulation.
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Contract furniture manufacturer serving workplace, education, healthcare and government projects.
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Seating, desks, tables, storage, architectural walls and workplace systems.
Company background
KI (Krueger International) is a contract furniture manufacturer headquartered in Green Bay, Wisconsin. It traces its origins to 1941, when Al Krueger founded Krueger Metal Products in Aurora, Illinois, to make metal folding chairs; the company relocated to Green Bay in 1945. KI is 100% employee-owned through an Employee Stock Ownership Plan, completed in 2018 when then-chairman Dick Resch and his family sold their remaining 71% stake to the company’s roughly 2,000 employees. KI reported record revenue of $740 million in 2022, operates five manufacturing facilities in the U.S. and Canada, and holds the No. 1 U.S. market share in education furniture.
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KI's official product page describes the Doni Stack Chair as offering unlimited design freedom and flex-back, body-conforming comfort with 17 degrees of hip articulation.
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