Eco Factor: Recycled chair made from old cardboard.
All those who love to have their homes filled with the latest appliances and gadgets often get into trouble finding the best place to dispose cardboard packaging that comes along with the products. While many users dispose that packaging, there is no dearth of individuals who transform trash into treasure for their living rooms.
xbox controller chair made from cardboard
An avid DIYer has done just that by converting hundreds of pieces of cardboard into a 6-foot long chair that can hold over 200 pounds. Designed like an Xbox controller, the chair is made entirely from old cardboard and hot glue, except the touch lights.
Via: GearFuse/CraziestGadgets
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