BRC Designs Unveils ‘Interweb Chair’ Made From 1,100 Feet of Coaxial Cable

BRC Designs creates unique designs carefully handcrafted from unconventional materials, and its latest creation, the Interweb Chair will be presented at the upcoming ICFF fair in New York.

The seat made from weaving 1100 feet of the inner core of coax cable found in an abandoned warehouse.

The white color of the cable seat is obtained from stripping away the black outer core and copper shield. The cable is then waved through 64 aluminum-grounding bars.

The Frame of the Interweb Chair is created from salvaged plastic bathroom stall walls 1 inch thick the designer found in the rubble of an old mill in South Carolina.

The shape of the plastic frame was cut out using a Jigsaw and sanded to match, and then the plastic was heated and sanded again to bring out the original bright blue color, but leaving scratches and marks from the demolition.