Tuesday, July 10, 2012

Spelling with Lerberg


Materials: 8 Lerberg CD/DVD wall shelf, hand saw for metals, self-tapping screws and metal plates with holes for screws

Description: Cut the Lerberg with the hand saw for metals and then use the metal plates and the self-tapping screws on the back of it to build the letters. Mount on wall using the supports for Lerberg provided in the package.


~ Fabrizia, Milan, Italy
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21 comments:

  2. a real piece of art! :)

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  3. Looks great, very clever idea indeed

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  4. Colour coded dvd spines?

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  5. What a cool hack!! Love it!!

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  7. it is amazing! bigger question - where did you get those green chairs from ??

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    1. Those are designer chairs, the model is called Leaf by Arper. I found them second hand on Ebay (Italy)! I'm a lucky girl! :-)

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    2. Ciao, I was about to ask the same question - I'm from Milan too and I was hoping in some cool outlet nearby ; )
      Simona

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  8. Hey! Thanks everyone! I must give credit to my boyfriend David for the idea and realization. ;-)

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  9. Wow... this is incredible!!!! Well done! :)

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  10. This is beyond awesome!!!!

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  11. My goodness!! It's such a wonderful hack. My hubby has a lot of cassettes(from 80's) /cd/dvd collection. I think I can do this hack and make all the cassettes a display piece. Atleast the modern generation will come to know what it is all about.

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  12. I swear I will have this in my future home. This is awesome! I featured it in a fun list at my blog:

    http://rethinkborders.blogspot.com/2012/07/need-break-from-what-youre-doing.html

    Thanks for the idea!

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  13. I really like that bike in the living room...

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  14. Like your idea.. Very nice for someone who has the collection to display.

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  16. How did you manage to secure the 'odd' shelves (such as in the F and the M) onto the wall? I want to do something similar for my DVDs too

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    1. That's what I wondered, too.
      It is such a great idea.

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    2. Using the supports provided by Ikea to mount the Lerberg on walls, nothing more.
      As I said the odd parts, like the horizontal parts of the F, are connected to the rest with metal bars and screws on the back.
      I hope I understood the question. :-)

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