Giant LEGOs for adults? EverBlock is a modular building system of giant plastic blocks that can be used to build anything from furniture, walls, shelving, bars, and even entire rooms. Obsessed with LEGO bricks as a child, EverBlock founder Arnon Rosan realized there might be a demand for a functional full-scale building system for personal and industrial purposes. The bricks are available in three brick types that come in 15 different colors, and the good news is this isn’t just a concept, they’re available for purchase now. For interior designers or the spatially indecisive, this seems like a pretty great way to customize your space. See related posts on Colossal about architecture, Lego.***UPDATE (3/2/2017)***PLEASE NOTE: Orders may have longer than normal processing times. Expected shipments are 4-5 weeks from order confirmation. We appreciate your business and thank you for your patience! EverBlock® is a Life-Sized Modular Building Block That Allows You To Build Nearly Anything
EverBlock Systems offers a modular building system of oversized plastic blocks that facilitates the construction of all types of objects. It's quick and easy to build nearly anything, by stacking and organizing the universal blocks in nearly any shape, pattern, or size. Anything you've constructed can be taken apart and re-assembled again, and the pieces can be re-used to build other objects, making EverBlock a unique green building method. We offer rentals and sales of EverBlock® as well as design and installation services. We can consult with you on large scale or complex projects and provide customized solutions to meet your needs. Configure EverBlock® into any size and shape object and alternate colors as desired to create incredible objects. A universal modular building block system Universal Modular Design EverBlock® is designed to be modular, enabling you to create nearly any sized object.Expand your creations as needed and modify your designs on the fly.
Be as creative as you want to be an alternate colors and modules to build amazing modular objects and buildings.EverBlock's jumbo block size and modularity allows you to build around fixed obstacles and construct objects that work within your environment. EASY ATTAChment SystemEverBlock® modules nest easily with the parts above and below, creating a stable and durable connection.Stagger parts as needed for additional strength and to create unique visual patterns.No tools are required to install or disassemble sections.Life-sized block sections are re-useable and may be transported easily to another location as needed. A CompletE Building SYstemThe EverBlock® System consists of four universal parts - a full sized 12" block, a 6" half-sized block, a 3" one-quarter sized block, and a 12" finishing cap that all interlock. Reinforcement pins, shelving units, a desktop unit, doorway lintels, and a stabilizing foot all compliment the system and add versatility. 15 standard colors are available, including a metallic style Gold and Silver.
Everblock® requires no tools, glue or heavy equipment Applications & InDUSTRIESModular FurnitureRoom Dividers and Modular WallsModular Exhibits and Retail DisplaysSpecial Events Decor, Props, and SceneryConstruction & Industrial FacilitiesDisaster ReliefModular BuildingsGarden Edging and BordersCustom Objects and CreationsSTEM LearningTeam Building Imagine A Single Building Block System That Lets You Build Thousands of Items FEATURED in:and many more places.... check out all our press HERE Customers from the UK, please visit our UK division HEREWe all know how versatile Lego is. You can build anything with the little coloured pieces. Now you can store your stuff in Giant LEGO Bricks from the collection from STORE. Exactly like the Lego pieces for kids, there storage solutions can be clicked together giving the possibility of creating your own storage units that fit your home. Kids can enjoy these Giant LEGO Bricks but also learn how to keep their room clutter free. The glossy plastic storage Lego pieces that measure 18cm high x 50cm wide x 25cm deep on the outside and 11cm high x 48cm wide x 22.5cm deep on the inside can help anyone keep in touch with their childhood memories by stylishly choosing colours and shapes that best fit their interior design.
Collect this ideaTwo forms are available: medium and large – the medium Lego Storage Brick has 4 “knobbly bits” while the large one has 8. You can buy the Large Lego Brick from here and the medium one from here. The collection is not complete without a Giant LEGO Man Storage Head. An impressive 28cm high x 24cm across storage solution with an interesting visual twist can decorate your racks, fireplace, console table or can be used to keep your keys in the hallway. Where would you put your Giant LEGO Man Storage Head? – Via OhGizmoCollect this ideaCollect this ideaCollect this idea 0 Got it!This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. At any given moment, there are approximately a zillion crowdfunding campaigns on the web. Take a stroll through Kickstarter or Indiegogo and you’ll find no shortage of weird, useless, and downright stupid projects out there — alongside some real gems. In this column, we cut through all the worthless wearables and Oculus Rift ripoffs to round up the week’s most unusual, ambitious, and exciting projects.
But don’t grab your wallet just yet. Keep in mind that any crowdfunded project can fail — even the most well-intentioned. Do your homework before cutting a check for the gadget of your dreams. Basslet — Wearable subwoofer Headphones are great, but no matter how high you crank the volume, they never seem to make you feel sound the same way a gigantic set of speakers and subs can. So, to make your headphone listening experiences more engaging, immersive, and similar to what you’d experience at a live concert, a team of designers and engineers from Berlin invented the Basslet: a wearable tactile feedback device. Think of it as a miniature silent subwoofer that lives on your wrist. Just plug in any kind of audio output device into the Basslet’s headphone jack, and instantly you’ll be able to feel the vibes of your music — even without turning your cans up to max volume. It’s designed to vibrate at the exact same frequency as whatever song you’re playing.
Cascadia Candles — Hyperrealistic 3D mountain candles Normally, candles wouldn’t have any place in our weekly roundup of crowdfunded technological gizmos — but these aren’t your average piles of wax. While the candles themselves don’t have any circuits or computer chips in them, they actually required a staggering amount of technology to create. They’re not just mountain candles — they’re true-to-life, geometrically accurate miniature models of real mountains in Oregon and Washington. To make such stunningly accurate candles, creator Brad Swift actually got his hands on high-resolution USGS aerial lidar scans of each mountain. He then had a friend stitch the data together to create a digital 3D model of the mountains, and then used those to 3D print them in plastic. These physical 3D models were what Swift used to make the candle molds, which he then filled with molten beeswax. The end result is a set of perfect miniature mountains that you can light on fire.
Edo — Enormous LEGO-style cardboard building blocks If you’ve got a kid that loves building forts, you’ll definitely want to check out this project. Edo blocks are basically giant Lego bricks that allow your kid to build a virtually unlimited variety of forts and play structures — all without stealing your dining room chairs and bedsheets to use as building materials. The blocks themselves are made of nothing more than thin corrugated cardboard, and they fit together in the same way as Legos. The great thing is that, because they’re just cardboard, your kids are free to cover the blocks in spray paint, glitter, googly eyes, and pretty much anything else. The final product is completely up to the builder — something that will likely appeal to adults just as much as children. Bagel — Smarter, more useful tape measure Measurement is a tricky thing. Depending on what you’re trying to measure, you typically need a specific tool for the job. For things like length and height, you can use a tape measure.
For longer distances, a laser rangefinder might be necessary. And if you need to figure out the circumference of something, you need a tape measure that can be wrapped around your object. Wouldn’t it be nice if there was a single tool you could use in all of these situations?It’s a smart new take on the traditional tape measure that’s designed to find distances in a variety of clever ways. First and foremost, it uses a digitally measured cord instead of a numbered piece of tape — which allows you to bend it around curved surfaces and irregularly shaped objects. On the bottom, there’s also a roller wheel, which will track distances digitally as it runs along a certain path. There’s even a laser rangefinder on the front, and the device will store all of your measurements for later reference. Bird Photo Booth 2.0 — Motion-activated bird feeder cameranobody is going to believe that you spotted a bay-breasted warbler or a golden-crested bushtit if you only install a normal bird feeder in your backyard.