The clever folks at Torafu Architects in Japan have designed this surprisingly simple folding tray that looks like it could be temporarily attached to a variety of rails and banisters without the need for nails or screws. Just the thing for summer patio picnics or a bit of extra horizontal space when working on your patio.
Translated: Ishinomaki workshop is “A place for local manufacturing,” in Ishinomaki was devastated by the tsunami, which was established by the participants with a focus on the designer. This product is commercialized by his cooperation with the workshop, will be produced by the handiwork of people of Ishinomaki.
Can get caught in the handrail of a material amount, is a small table. While drying the laundry, or put a little mobile phone or radio, on the day feeling good, it may be good to use as a counter to drink a beer on the terrace. Float in the air Sky Deck is spread out a little bit me, a narrow terrace of the city.
Application: main product
: Production and sales of Ishinomaki workshop
Material: Canadian Red Cedar
Size: 90mm-450mm × 308 × four hundred and fifty-three (when folded) (when installed)
: Design period 2012.02 – 2010.10
: Production period 2012.03 – 2012.01
