The First Ever Roll-up Cantilever Chair: Miesrolo

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Balance is challenging to achieve in a cantilever chair because it has no back legs. So the materials in the rest of the chair have to be able to support the weight of the user by their related balance and strength. The architectural and design challenges that University of Belgrade design student Uros Vitas took on were well rewarded by the results. He created the first roll-up cantilever chair that achieves strength, balance and flexibility.

The Miesrolo Chair is handcrafted of meticulously carved wood strategically spaced on a synthetic elastomer to achieve its features.

 

 

 

 

 

 

In the end, what you have is an elegantly designed, sturdy, and sustainable chair that can also respond to utilitarian needs for space and portability.

 

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