combining corrugated metal with a strong adhesive, the ‘no cardboard project’ by german designer philipp käfer
forms a durable side table. the lightweight material is well known in
aircraft and ship construction. its triple layered structure is composed
of one corrugated sheet glued between two flat ones, each made from
coated aluminum. the material, which is at most one millimeter thick can
easily be bent into shape; joining three together creates an incredibly
strong product. this ‘sandwich’ provides a high-level of rigidity
whilst being very thin, light and resistant to corrosion. the
multifunctional furniture piece portrays a sense of lightness even
though it is able withstand hundreds of kilos, ensuring its durability.
no cardboard side table – metallic blue
no cardboard – pearl effect coating
no cardboard – rough
no cardboard stability test from ETPTT Group
first finished prototype
durability test – holding 440 kgs
the construction process showing the individually cut legs that are sandwiched together in a mould
no cardboard side table – metallic blue
no cardboard – pearl effect coating
no cardboard – rough
no cardboard stability test from ETPTT Group
first finished prototype
durability test – holding 440 kgs
the construction process showing the individually cut legs that are sandwiched together in a mould
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