Showing posts with label Broder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Broder. Show all posts
Broder turns into kitchen workbench
Title: Materials: IKEA BODER, Koskisen Koskidecor (finnish birch plywood), IKEA BREDSKÄR etc
Description: Wanted to have a functional kitchen system which can grow easily on demand and has a flexible working height.
~ Bruno Schulz, Bad Kreuznach - Germany
Going industrial: BRODER-GORM shelving
Materials: BRODER poles, GORM shelves
Description:
1. Cut the GORM shelves to wanted length.
2. Paint, stain or wax the shelves to wanted color.
3. Put the system together.
Easy hack to a cool industrial look bookshelf. Why GORM shelves? Because they are cheaper and have a wine bottle rack!
Total cost around 100 dollars.
~ Akseli Virtanen, Helsinki, Finland
Laptop Desk
Materials: VIKA OLEBY Legs, BRODER Shelf
Description: I was looking for a small desk to fit into my studio corner.
This was a really easy assembly. Simply drill the OLEBY Legs into the BRODER Shelf and you have yourself a great slim desk.
See more of the laptop desk.
~ audria brumberg, Greenpoint, Brookyln
Labels:
Broder,
Oleby,
work station
Broder display stand
Materials: Broder system and custom iron work
Description: Using a Broder "T" foot and two "L" feet. I cut the "L" feet so I could weld them onto the "T" foot. This made an "X" foot so a single Broder post can be self standing. Next I used 14 Broder Center brackets. I cut the two ends of each bracket, leaving the center with the hooks for the post. These pieces were then welded onto the scrolls I fabricated. After that it is just a lot of cleaning and painting.
~ Bill Schaffell, California
Labels:
Broder,
miscellaneous
Sci-fi shoe container
Materials: Broder shelf, glulam, angle iron
Description: A place to store and show off shoes. I used Ikea Broder shelves as "hatches". Frame is made of glulam with angle irons. Hatches open so you can easily pick the right shoes. I used also 12V cold cathode lights to add exitement.
See more of the sci-fi shoe rack and the rest of the apartment.
~ Antti Hakala "drakmin", Finland
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