$330.00
This studio roller from George and Willy optimises great design. A gorgeous alternative to the white board for the home or office.
Minimalist, functional and built to last. George and Willy is a brand, that exemplifies New Zealand's eye for design and attention to detail. Simplicity at it's best.
The studio roller was originally built to accommodate a roll of butcher’s paper they found in their grandfather’s old boat shed. Now the product is being taken up across the globe.
The studio roller is perfect for the home office and makes for a perfect addition to any child's room.
The Studio roller is boxed and includes:
The roller measures
$190.00
These bicycle coat racks are hand made by Jos Van Hulsen in his home studio in West Footscray. Perfect gift for a cycling enthusiast. These are by far our most popular product.
The bikes are constructed from steel and wood with a durable powder coating finish. and have 5 hooks to hang scarves, hats, jackets or bags.
As each is bicycle coat rack is hand crafted, there will be slight variations to the ones pictured . . . . we think this is what makes them all so special. Jos is able to do custom colors on the bikes too just call us to discuss your requirements.
Bike measures Length 53.5 x Height 32.5 width 10cm approximately (As these are all hand made slight variations may occur. We think this is what makes our product so special!)
The bikes are easy to install. They need to be mounted on a wall using two small screws. These stud finding techniques will serve you well for any DYI project including putting up shelves or simply hanging a picture.
INSTALLATION:
Plasterboard walls
Locate your stud in the wall. The two holes are aligned so you only need to find one stud. Finding studs is relatively easy. There are a number of ways to find a stud either manually or using a stud finder.
The tapping method
If doing the job manually the tap method is quite effective. By tapping on a spot where a stud exists will produce a solid sound. Every place where there isn’t a stud will produce a hollow sound.
Using a magnet
This is actually as good as any stud finder and will save you lots of dollars. Rather than me explaining this I have found a good little video (which is slightly hilarious) In 2 minutes you can make your own stud finder that will work a treat every time. Click HERE to view.
Stud finders
The other option is to get your hands on a stud finder. Ask around as chances are one of your friends will have one. Otherwise you will need to purchase one. Prices can range dramatically. As with most things the more you pay, the more accurate your stud finder will be.
Brick walls
For brick walls you will need a masonry screw and masonry drill bit. Be sure to drill into the mortar and not the brick itself. First of all drill a hole in the spot you want to hang the work. Try to ensure both holes line up with the mortar on the brickwork. Once the hole is drilled use your masonry screw and screw the bike on to the wall. Hanging things on a brick wall is pretty straight forward however it all depends on the state of the mortar. In older building the mortar can be a crumbly. If it is your first time doing this it may pay to find a 'handy' friend to give you a hand.
$25.00
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$230.00
This industrial bar stool comes in both a raw steel finish and a white finish. They are designed and hand made by Jos Van Hulsen in his home studio in West Footscray. The seats are made from recycled Mahogony and the base from powder coated steel. They measure 70cm in height, width 29cm at the base. The seat is 44cm x 44cm. Height or colour not quite right for you? Call us we can customise them to your exact measurements. Ph 03 93627703
