A nomadic furniture construction unit

This is a customizable furniture creation system, entirely modular, with a fundamental building block consisting of a cube made up of 4 planks, 8 connectors, and 48 fasteners. It is designed to be highly versatile and capable of assembling various types of furniture. It is a product tailored for nomadic individuals, particularly young students looking to furnish their living spaces in a temporary, cost-effective, and straightforward manner. Moreover, ENKI comes with different accessories that enhance its utility in various contexts. Additionally, it is an environmentally friendly product that leverages the imperfections and unique qualities of pressed laminates from "Precious Plastic," adding personality and exclusivity to the product

Female component of the self-proclaimed 'ToolFreeClip' fastening system.

Male component of the self-proclaimed 'ToolFreeClip' fastening system.

Plug system designed for connections and accessories.

The board connection, self-titled 'InfinitePosition.

Table made from 'Precious Plastic' used to organize the workspace.

basic

unit

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ENKI has been designed with the principles of freedom in mind. This freedom is achieved not only by providing a system that allows for the creation of various types of constructions but also by ensuring that anyone can assemble it. The system is extremely easy to put together, intuitive, and requires virtually no instructions. Furthermore, it features a new technology developed specifically for this product, self-described as the "ToolFreeClip," which can be assembled using only the user's hands.

As seen in the illustration, the assembly of the parts is straightforward and utilizes the hole matrix to position the connecting piece.

ToolFreeClip

This is a system designed to achieve secure connections without the need for tools. A system has been devised to effectively unite two pieces without the requirement for threaded connections. This is achieved through a male-female system, where the male component consists of a shaft with a millimetric protrusion at its end that fits snugly into a groove in the female component. The female part features a cut that allows for material deformation to accommodate the male part. To extract it, you only need to tilt the female piece and pull the male part.

As shown in the adjacent figure, by stacking and connecting these cubes, you can create various types of furniture. The FreeToolClip system features double-height grooves in the female component, enabling the connection when one cube is stacked on top of another. It's important to consider the thickness of both connecting pieces and a board when assembling.

Attachable accessories

Towel rack

Cable holder

Key hanger

Organizing shelf

Precious plastic

This project has been developed with a strong emphasis on sustainability. For this reason, a material developed by the company Precious Plastic has been used. It's a material derived from recycled and melted plastic, offering attractive and aesthetic finishes.