Stratflex Collection adds curves to flat pack furniture
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Skin is a flat pack armchair that still has curves thanks to Stratflex technology
Skin is a flat pack armchair that still has curves thanks to Stratflex technology
Skin is a flat pack armchair that still has curves thanks to Stratflex technology
Skin is a flat pack armchair that still has curves thanks to Stratflex technology
Impi is a simple all-purpose chair that incorporates the Stratflex technology
Skin as seen from the side, showing how the Stratflex technology creates natural curves
The Saligna frame that the polymer-augmented plywood of Skin fits in and around
The plywood is scored and the gaps filled with flexible polymer, meaning the wood can be bent and shaped as needed
The plywood is scored and the gaps filled with flexible polymer, meaning the wood can be bent and shaped as needed
The plywood is scored and the gaps filled with flexible polymer, meaning the wood can be bent and shaped as needed
Article Summary
Whatever you personally think of flat pack furniture, it appeals to many people. Thanks to a combination of availability and affordability, it's become insanely popular for those who don't want to spend a fortune on unique pieces for their home. It's these unique pieces we tend to cover here at Gizmag, and the Stratflex Collection from Wintec Innovation offers a form of flat pack furniture that is anything but banal.
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