Sentences with phrase «chair out of plastic»

We chose to make a chair out of plastic, because it is a material that is strong, durable and easy to clean.

Not exact matches

So relieved to read the comments (a lot of sensible people here in America are voicing out their thoughts re: this article) following this plastic fantastic comparison of chairs used in the east and the west - a chair is just a chair - like Dionne Warwick sang... people in America know their minds now and hand manipulation of religion in every way possible is out the door.

When I was a child, my mum used to help me make chairs for my Sindy dolls out of disposable plastic cups, and my grandfather was always making something.

You can check out high chairs which are made of durable plastic that can be wiped in a hurry or hosed down.

Your chairs, synthetic rugs and plastic bags could one day be made out of cocoa, rice and vegetable waste rather than petroleum, scientists are now reporting.

Plastic or wooden chairs and tables — whether stacked at the back of the hall or dining room or set out for assembly or examinations — may also present large fire loads.

Families are sitting out the front of their homes on plastic chairs, avoiding the heat trapped inside.

The only out of place thing for us was that one of the chair's base cushions still had plastic covering it.

The rest of the chair is made out of solid steel and durable plastic, although it's recommended to be careful while constructing the chair.

Photo left: Cohda Design Limited The RD21 Chair by Cohda Design Limited Earlier in the evening I stopped by Plus Design Gallery, and checked out the wild RD21 chair made of recycled plastic by Cohda Design Limited's Richard LiChair by Cohda Design Limited Earlier in the evening I stopped by Plus Design Gallery, and checked out the wild RD21 chair made of recycled plastic by Cohda Design Limited's Richard Lichair made of recycled plastic by Cohda Design Limited's Richard Liddle.

Most monobloc chairs — that is, chairs formed from a single piece of material as exemplified by Verner Panton's gorgeously sculptural Stacking S chair — are molded out of environmentally harmful plastic.

Another highlight from the show was Jonathan Kaiser's Janet II, a personal, portable vessel made out of garbage including chairs and plastic bags that show the second life that «garbage» potentially can have.

Other highchair models have the advantage of wipe - clean plastic trays, variable seat tilt position, wheels, etc, but the Stokke chair seems to have also been designed to take into account the context of the family home: • The space footprint of the Tripp Trapp is small, no more than a normal chair, compared to other highchairs which have large splayed frame legs, which take up loads of space • The materials blend in and can match the other furniture if you want it to, or if you want it to stand out and have its own character, there are many colour finishes and textiles seat covers to choose from.

Using HDPE (high - density polyethylene) plastic — that's # 2 plastic for you recyclers out there — the RD4 chair aims to to view waste plastic packaging as a valuable resource as opposed to an ecological difficulty, utilize the embodied energy present in waste plastics as effectively as possible, and generate a new recycled design aesthetic, breaking from traditional flat - pack forms, while stimulating debate around recycling and the traditionally understood aesthetics of recycled products.

While I was cleaning, I found Christmas tree pine needles behind the chair and a plastic Easter egg still hidden behind a stack of books (and yes, I ate the jelly beans out of it)!