Final Model vision

Chair imagined in its "Centre Place" setting. Not the best render, but you get the picture

FINISHED!!!

With my chair finished, I thought it would be good to have a play around and see what I think it would look like if it were used as part of a set.

AS PART OF A SET OF THREE, PART OF A PACKAGE

AS PART OF A DOUBLE SET WITH A DIFFERENT TABLE

STACKED UP ON TOP OF EACH OTHER

Chair perspectives

Chair in a few perspective shots

Model Specs

Final Chair Design

After 12 weeks and 2 weeks of sourcing material and cutters, this is my final design in action.

Model Comparison

A comparison of all my three models. From start to finish.

Placing the rubber

Putting the rubber on proved to be the hardest part.

The rubber that I am using is the best in the world and due to its properties high contact adhesive did not suit this application of tensioned adhesion.

Unfortunately for me, I did not put enough time into how the rubber would attach to the chair as I should have, and due to the rubber's 900% elongation (standard rubbers only have 100-200% elongation) it was far trickier than I had imagined.

However, after working with my weave for quite a while, the finished product turn out quite nicely. What's better is that thanks to the rubber's other natural properties (double non-slip surface) I only need to use two screws (for 4.5 individual pieces of rubber). I then managed to double wrap the chair in rubber to hide the screw points and have a very smooth weave all the way around.