Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Frosta Z
Materials: 2 Frosta Stool
Description: It's one of three hacks I made with the Frosta stool.
See the whole plan here.
If you want the plan in PDF from one of the Hack, please just write: andreas.bhend@gmx.ch
See more of the Frosta Z
Also check out Frosta Y.
~ Andreas Bhend, Switzerland
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I'd really like to see how it would fit within a decor instead of a blank wall. So far I'm more impressed by the "hacked" manual than the item itself.
ReplyDeletenice!
ReplyDeletefor me they're elegible in the ten for 2012.
straight on the top ten.
Thanks!
Deletefor me this one is on my to do list and I vote for Top 1!!
DeleteThat is awesome! Love the manual!
ReplyDeleteAwesome hack!! I lOve both frosta z and y!!
ReplyDeleteAlso very cool to see the manual!!!
Love it love it.
Never commented before here!
Excellent ! Like !
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! Not only is the concept fun (I love the names you've given the different hack variations) the manual's great! A creative series of projects indeed...there are many more letters in the alphabet....... ;)
ReplyDeleteThis is Mash-up furniture,isn't it?
ReplyDeleteI love Nordic (swedish?) design anyway.
Table and chair with bending arms seems looks like Scandinavian design.
outstanding!truely original work, and I love the manual, as well. I'd give it the highest grade, if i were your teacher.
ReplyDeleteBi richtig stouz, dass diä 3 Super-Hacks vom ne Landsmaa si !! Äs Grüessli us Kanada a Andreas i dr Schwiiz....;-)
ReplyDeleteVelle Dank! :) en Gruess zrogg
Deletesuper Idee - gratuliere! auch die Anleitung ist spitze. Mit welchem Programm wurde die Anleitung geschrieben?
ReplyDeleteDanke. Ich habe die verschiedenen Teile in SolidWorks(3D-CAD) gebaut und zusammengefügt. Dann eine Zeichnung abgeleitet und diese als Illustrator Datei exportiert und im Illustrator weiter verarbeitet.
DeleteLove the look of this! And sooooo much cheaper for a functional & sculptural coat tree than others I've liked at places like CB2, etc. Well done!
ReplyDelete(& the manual is a nice touch - esp considering that IKEA hackers are familiar w/ following the illustrative instructions though others may find written directions a tad easier to follow.)
This is brilliant! And the manual even more so!!
ReplyDeleteI really like the guy calling IKEA and they being clueless! haha!
Congratulations! :D
I totally forgot my movie!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbmtLfxnm5Q&feature=youtu.be
Thanks for the great feedback! It's really great to hear this!
ReplyDeleteLOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE.
ReplyDeleteNow somehow to convince Ikea to bring back to Frosta to the states. Maybe we can start a petition or something.
Did I mention I love this?
Yes, IKEA needs to bring the Frosta back to North America.
ReplyDeleteAndreas, thanks for the PDF plans.
I'm watching for used Frosta's now...
that's just amazing!
ReplyDeleteI see so many great hacks using Frosta.
ReplyDeleteIt is frustrating that we can't get Frosta in the US.
Andreas, your Frosta hacks are wonderful! I love the instructions!
Andreas, you are super cool !
ReplyDeleteI made one and I am loving it :)