Beer gut Saver - Yanko Design
I merely beloved ideas that come from outside "influences", like "oh human, I may exist totally rush right now but we should totally head to Vegas this night!" or "If I had money, I would totally open my own bar…but a cool bar, with every kind of beer from around the world…and every kind of nachos from around the world too…" Well beloved friends, give thanks god most of u.s. commonly pass out before such genius ideas e'er come to fruition. I present "the Kegstand" by Michael Roller, born of an apparent need to consume more beer more elegantly in your backyard. Never again feel the shame of drinking with your buddies in the backyard from your plastic trash tin, now yous can be the life of the party and Mister Cool with this plastic trash tin/ keg housing / oh what the hell am I writing about anyhow… yous go the point. It's a behemothic plastic garbage can that makes it easier for lazy people to get their drink on faster and comes with cup-holders. Britney Spears approves!
Designer: Michael Roller
Texts from the designer:
As we began defining our concept we discussed sustainability, realizing the keg lifecycle is optimal – rent, return, refill – then hire over again. And so we went into the field and looked for other opportunities to amend the keg experience. We discovered that the three central areas in need of our assistance were transportation, maintenance, and entertainment.
We added handles and wheels to our concept so that the Kegstand can hands transport a keg from the shop to your backyard.
2nd, we evaluated the required maintenance while using a keg. x out of 10 college students prefer cold beer; and so submerging the keg in ice is essential. Here'southward where it tin can become tricky: Users have the daunting task of lifting the 15.5 gallons of beer into an aluminum trashcan. Because the host firm sacrifices their trashcan, trash becomes unmanageable, piling up effectually the house to be cleaned upwardly the post-obit day.
To accost these issues, we bankrupt the keg cozy downward into two parts. Users now but lift the keg about a human foot onto the base, and so slide the superlative half over the superlative and buckle it down. Dump in the ice and you lot're ready to go. When you're finished, a plug allows for piece of cake drainage of melted water ice. Built in hooks let the hosts hang a garbage bag to do their all-time managing all the empties.
Finally, we wanted to make the keg the heart of the party instead of that guy. We added a cap display so you no longer have to ask, "What kind of beer did they get?" Then we added a cup dispenser and serving tray so you don't have to jockey for position waiting to fill up.
Source: https://www.yankodesign.com/2008/07/01/beer-gut-saver/
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