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10 thoughts on “Sit down for number one”

  1. Iain on March 7, 2012 - Reply

    I need a Bigfoot or a Salba Bevel, way more comfortable

  2. Beldar on March 7, 2012 - Reply

    Attention all practicing skate deck furniture artists, your work is now done. Please pursue this no further. I ask you to lay down your tools of triteness making and bother us no more.

    1. kilwag on March 7, 2012 - Reply

      Ouch! I really like the design of the fabricated piece, regardless of whether or not it’s intended for skateboards, but, yeah, you are right.

    2. kilwag on March 7, 2012 - Reply

      Id really like to have one of those bases, but I don’t like benches without backs.

    3. talentlessquitter on March 7, 2012 - Reply

      Beldar, true and
      Kilwag, you’re right.
      I’d like me one of those bases as well but I’d put a big fat flat longboard on it. Concave doesn’t sit nice either way.

      So shall I be ‘that guy on SnA’ and make the obligatory
      “Needs some wheels” comment?

      Dammit guys, click on; that Skateboard Furniture video is way more interesting! With better furniture.
      Oh and Kilwag; seen metal legs before, just not the one-piece:

      http://skateandannoy.com/2006/11/not-quite-recycled-skateboard-furniture/

  3. NWForty on March 7, 2012 - Reply

    I’m seeing a new ironing board for my quiver (Graphics side up, of course)
    I could keep my skate uniform looking crisp and respectable.

  4. lou sassel on March 7, 2012 - Reply

    nothing to see here folks, move along

  5. ssk on March 8, 2012 - Reply

    I’d love to know how these kinds of things actually do. You never hear about that.

  6. skart on March 12, 2012 - Reply

    Benches…oups I tought they were ironing boards

  7. netposer on March 13, 2012 - Reply

    The way that’s designed seems it will only work with a particular wheel base. Ikea should make this and you could get it for under $50.

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