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Tube Chair by Plant&Moss

New Designers 09: British designers Plant&Moss exhibited a chair that comes packaged within a standard-sized poster tube at New Designers in London this month.

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The packaging allows the chair to be more easily transported by hand or delivered in the post.

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The frame is constructed from beech with plywood slats and is assembled with coach bolts and screws.

Plant&Moss was founded by two graduates from Bucks New University, James Moss and James Plant.plantmosstubechair2.jpg
Plant&Moss was founded by two graduates from Bucks New University, James Moss and James Plant.
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The pair exhibited the project as part of  One Year On - a satellite event featuring work by designers who graduated or launched their business within the previous year.

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This year's One Year On was curated by Thorsten Van Elten.

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Here's some info from Plant&Moss:

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Tube Chair

Tube Chair fits into a standard sized poster tube. In doing this it makes the chair a lot easier to carry and transport than a conventional chair.

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It enables the purchaser to pop the chair under their arm rather than having to worry about getting it delivered; it may also be delivered by post with more ease.

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The chairs frame is from standard sized beech and the slats from plywood, the chair is assembled using coach bolts and screws. The chair provides a feeling of achievement, once assembled, similar to that of having completed a Lego model. The slats of the chair are available in a range of colours.