A stool constructed from recycled underground diesel tanks; the tanks, ranging in size from 4 to 10K litres, are excavated from neighbouring houses that have had them in the ground for 50 years or more. The dirt is then eliminated together with the remaining diesel. The parts are then cut and welded together to get the How I Got Over pieces. No additional shaping is done; any roundings come directly from the tank, and flat parts are flattened with a hammer.

Customisation of colour is possible

<p>A stool constructed from recycled underground diesel tanks; the tanks, ranging in size from 4 to 10K litres, are excavated from neighbouring houses that have had them in the ground for 50 years or more. The dirt is then eliminated together with the remaining diesel. The parts are then cut and welded together to get the How I Got Over pieces. No additional shaping is done; any roundings come directly from the tank, and flat parts are flattened with a hammer.</p>
<p>Customisation of colour is possible</p>

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A Stool by Middernacht & Alexander constructed from recycled underground diesel tanks. Available on Boon_Room.

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