This is the Three Sixty table from Sports Utility Furniture in Germany. Right now its for sale in at The Future Perfect in NYC, for an unknown price. I’ll bet it’s spendy. It had better be, because the rest of their current designs are very weak. I’m not a huge fan of gratuitous skateboard parts in furniture beacause it usually looks very forced, but in this case I kind of like it. Hopefully the glass is heavy enough to keep you from taking an old Chevy Chase prat fall if you put a hand down on it. I imagine you wouldn’t want to use too good of a bearing in those wheels. I wonder what their durometer is? Independent trucks too, that’s a nice touch. [Source: AGP design notes]
Three Sixty table from Sports Utility Furniture
From the Sports Utility Furniture web site:
“Three Sixty” – The endless rotational table where nothing will ever be out of your reach. You can get it.
The table “Three Sixty” is made of solid wood (german oak or walnut). It is handmade in Germany, the surface is oiled with a non mineral oil. We use 8mm tempered glass, high quality skateboard trucks and wheels. The diameter of the glass top is 1000mm.
Here’s a couple links to other skateboard furniture on SnA:
Tunto Designs skateboard chair.
Skurniture skateboard chair.
And finally, more pics of the Three Sixty table:
7 comments
Chris Escobedo
I would love this design and would like to ask if this is for sale?”
Darrean
this is a really tricked out table…..I’d love to buy it as soon as its for sale!!!!
greg
this has been for sale at the future perfect in williamsburg brooklyn for a while. they charge $1200. it’s pretty rad but it’s also TWELVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Phil Wright
i really enjoyed lookin at the site. I am a student at cornish college of the arts, and am doing a sculpture project. I have a bunch of old skateboards and am looking for a way to make some sort of furniture piece out of them. this site really helped. thanks.
Kool
This table rocks dude!
toast
just make it yourself for around $200
mark
Steven has been selling skate furiture for years.. http://www.artscw.com/skate_furniture.asp