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Basically opensource furniture designs that are designed
to be
easily mass produced, and does not require much
equipment to start.
1. Flatpackable
2. Cheap material
3. Easy to make without much tools
Was interested in the concept of a fold able desk made
of
cardboard
for schools in under privileged areas.
Got me thinking, how much of an issue is affordable
furniture
is in developing countries. Would open design that
anybody
can mass produce using cardboard or other materials be
a
solution?
cardboard school desk
http://www.lostatem...sheet-school-desks/
[mofosyne, Nov 19 2014]
11 Furniture
http://www.trendhun...trends/11-furniture
[the porpoise, Nov 20 2014]
[link]
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11 Furniture [link] beat you to it. Or maybe Ikea just hasn't sued them yet. |
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// desk made of cardboard for schools // |
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Has it occured to you just how flammable cardboard can be ? |
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// Has it occured to you just how flammable cardboard can be ? // |
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Yes, but the asbestos desk idea got rejected pretty quickly... |
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