By the Heat of the Desert
Hot Liner is a flexible panel that is rigid enough to form a stovetop. It’s intended for the deserts of Africa where sunlight is aplenty. A couple of belts together can increase the intensity of heat for cooking and accommodate huge pots and pans.
A nice concept that I think can be developed and refined further, in any case it was showcased (and won the Golden Haechi) at the 2010 Seoul International Design Competition co-hosted by our good friends at Designboom.
Designers: Yonggu Do & Eunha Seo




















27 Comments »
jordan says
this is amazing! i can see this being so useful, where can i get this, and how much is it? and if not when can i get it
jordan says
this is amazing! i can see this being so useful, where can i get this, and how much is it? and if not when can i get it
p1t1o says
Battery operated cooker? It takes ALOT of energy to boil water. Cooking with electricity is not an appropriate technology for the enviosioned use here. It is pretty though.
Dani says
Use of plastic is not very sustainable. Could it be made with another material? The idea is very clever.
Dani says
Use of plastic is not very sustainable. Could it be made with another material? The idea is very clever.
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