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Two Tables, Four Legs arrives with the two table tops attached to each other at the ends of the four legs.
To make them usable the owner simply has to saw through each of the four legs at any of the premarked lines. This produces one standard height table and one matching low level lounge floor type
table.
Each set of Two Tables, Four Legs includes a pack of under leg levelling wedges to rectify the inevitable event of the sawing process producing two wobbly tables.
delux version also comes with extra long leg chairs that you also have to saw down to size.
Example of turned table leg
https://www.amazon....390N6DWY4QNOM&psc=1
[scad mientist, Jul 26 2021]
Illustration
https://sodabred.tu...an-original-idea-by
[xenzag, Jul 26 2021]
https://www.nationa...furniture-video-spd
//has a velvety, suede-like texture and smells slightly like tea// [pocmloc, Jul 29 2021]
[link]
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Could cut at different line at each end to produce two sloping tables. Clever selection of proportional cut marks could produce a pair of sloping tables which would fit together end to end to make a larger continuous sloping surface. |
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If the set came with a tube of glue the pair could be re-assembled and re-cut to produce a pair with a different angle of slope, as many times as you liked. |
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With a bit of ingenuity you could have each leg made out of a
material with a wildly different thermal or humidity
expansion rate, thus ensuring further sales for 'update kits.' |
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If the table legs are turned (see link), the shape of the leg can
be arranged to have narrow spots at the recommended cut
locations so that no actual lines are needed, and it's very easy
to cut accurately with a hand saw. |
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see five minute scribble from note book (link) |
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I was picturing two tables which could be supported with only four legs. |
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//which need to be disassembled before use per pictorial
instructions.// |
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I'm imagining a fat baobab tree cut off short, and then some
saplings grafted into the stump, and spreading out into
other furnishings, some of which are bonsai-trained. |
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Should it be shipped with or without the roots? |
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Growing Your Own furniture is a complete idea in
itself. |
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There is mushroom furniture available |
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//where would you put it?// |
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Otherwise it would fall down. |
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Really, some people have no idea about simple physics concepts like gravity or home decor. |
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This is freaking brilliant. Put Ikea out of biz. (The illustration
saved it for me. Otherwise, I was clueless, per usual.) |
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