Your doubts:
- What do you offer us?
I offer you the opportunity of getting to know the tips and tricks needed to make unique pieces of furniture. I will explain how to obtain a robust design, what types of cutting tools are available and the related costs. With only few steps you will be able to design and build them yourself. In addition, you will discover how you can make waterproof and washable cardboard furniture. - What will I find in this ebook?
You will find detailed explanations, techniques, a list of tools, practical advice and examples to create beautiful furniture made of cardboard.
- Is cardboard-made furniture resistant?
Depending on the technique you decide to use, you can obtain resistant structures with a unique design. You can place a big television on the furniture or can even be seated on it without altering its structure at all.
- Do I need much space to make this type of furniture?
Cardboard furniture can be designed, assembled and painted at home. - Do I need to buy tools or equipment?
This manual will explain how to build furniture without the need of sophisticated equipment. There is only one element that you cannot miss: your imagination! - Is painting easy to remove?
In case you get dirty when painting, the water colors can be easily removed using a damp cloth.
- Is cardboard furniture durable?
The cardboard furniture is very durable. Its strength will depend on the technique and materials used. This manual contains the techniques that allowed me to get the best results.
- How long does it take to create a piece of furniture?
The time depends on the complexity of the design and the time devoted to it. In case of a small structure, like a bedside table, the time can vary between one to three weeks. - Making this type of furniture could harm my children anyhow?
Only during the cutting phase, careful attention should be given by not having any children nearby to avoid any risk of getting cut with the cutting tools. All the used processes and materials are not hazardous to children’s health.
