Showing posts with label Pello. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pello. Show all posts

Friday, 10 May 2013

Riveting Ply PELLO Recliner


Materials: IKEA PELLO Armchair, Sheet of Marine ply, Pop rivets, Enamel spraypak (optional)

Description: My neighbour was throwing out a very worn and torn up Ikea recliner, but the bones were good and I just wanted to try and revive it.

With a bit of thought, patience and a good set of clamps I was able to clad the ply to the original steel frame with rivets.

In the middle I overlapped strips of ply to get the curve and strengthen the back similar to a closed venetian blind. There is also a single 10mm timber slat on the underside of the base to hold your weight.



I also wanted to inject some color so taped up the original timber sides and sprayed a bright orange over the rest.

Oh and you will need to to notch out the original arms to allow for the overhang of the ply or it won't go back together.

So for around $10 for the ply, $6 for the rivets I've got a pretty cool and comfy chair. Hope you guys like it.

~ Joe, Melbourne Aus

Friday, 12 August 2011

PELLO camera shoulder mount / rig



Materials: Pello Chair

Description: For my new Canon 7D camera I was in desperate need of a rig: something to keep the camera steady. And, ideally be able to zoom and focus with the handle bars.

The rig needed a bended / shaped piece of wood to fit around the shoulder. This is where the Pello chair came in handy. The round shape was perfect, and with the rest of the wood I was able to make the other parts.

After a layer of paint the chair is unrecognisable. Well, almost.

~ Joost van der Wiel, Utrecht, The Netherlands