Flat pack chairs aren’t anything new but this transparent plastic chair by Taiani Vincent uses no glue or nails. It’s just a matter of lining up notches from 3 separate pieces. Your body weight is the last component that adds stability to it. It may not be the most comfortable chair but a lot easier to haul around to activities like, waiting in line for the new iPhone.
Designer: Taiani Vincent
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i have no idea what happened from image 4 to image 5.
again, no proto no believe. the material thickness (unless a exotic) is far too thin if using any sort of common thermoplastic…….show me a real deal, fire up a sabersaw…get dirty..
Too much pieces; if you had few of them, there would be a mess. Seems like a space saving try…NOT
rubbish
it’s a nice try,
i mean, you can spend a sum of money on a designer chair like this,
or spend less on a folding camping chair. just sayin’
even if this was given out free i dont think it would be a success!
nice idea
little ugly
nice idea