french studio satël creates a trestle that optimizes industrial production

in an effort to optimize industrial production, french studio satël has created a trestle which only requires two technical processes to produce. made from a three millimeter steel sheet, the object is simply cut and then bended. its eight folds create three legs providing strength and stability. 

a trestle which only requires two technical processes to produce
all images © studio satël

due to the simplicity of fabrication and small amount of materials used, the production costs of the ‘harry’ trestle are pretty low. serving as legs for a table or a desk, the objects can withstand different temperatures and environments and can be installed outdoors as well as indoors, thanks to a powder-coated surface. the trestle is light and easy to move and store because of its smart shape.

‘harry’ trestles are presented in four colours

‘harry’ trestles are made from a three millimeter steel sheet

the shape allows the trestles to be easily stored

‘harry’ trestles are light and easy to move

they can be used inside, or outside, thanks to their powder coated surface.

the object can be used inside or outside, thanks to its powder coated surface

‘harry’ trestles in black

‘harry’ trestles serve as legs for a table or a desk

the production costs of the ‘harry’ trestle are pretty low

harry trestles in complementary colors

its eight folds create three legs providing strength and stability

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edited by: maria erman | designboom