Princess throne

Jules Yap·
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Materials: MAMMUT child chair

Description: The backrest is made out of solid metal and polystyrene.
Been glued to paper (wallpaper paste). Then painted with acrylic paint color.

~ Jürgen Behrens, Wiesbaden Germany

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  2. I like a broad definition for “hack.” To me, the site should show the public the different things they can do with Ikea products. This throne qualifies.

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    1. It IS a hack if you consider the definition in the “about”-section of this blog. “IkeaHackers.net  is a site about modifications on and repurposing of Ikea products. Hacks, as we call it here, may be as simple as adding an embellishment, some others may require power tools and lots of ingenuity.”

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    2. Whowever can put whatever the heck they want in the “about” section, this is still not a “hack”. Perhaps the website should be split into two where one site shows actual hacks (“Ikeahackers.net”), and the other shows pictures Ikea items that have been decorated (i.e. “IkeaDecorated.net”). There is a huge difference.

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    3. of course it’s a hack. the chair went to be a throne. would you like to see the dresser ( a lamp, a spatula, etc…) going to be a throne to call it a hack? I agree with you for some “hacks” here, like I think I have seen decorated frames, etc, but I would not complain. After all I am not able to build any blog and specially keep it alive every day. And you, do you have a blog? No? Too bad for you.

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    5. Hi – the above is a child’s chair – not *actually* a throne. And I’m not sure what you’re rambling about after that with inability to keep a website alive, etc, but it makes about as much sense as calling the above a “throne”. Please remember that you’re an adult – try acting like one.

      Yeesh – how separated from reality are the people on this site?

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