LABORATORY 424 | Experiments in progress

Panel Poster. Make your own epic Posters.

Posted November 7th, 2011

We wanted some ultra-giant posters around the lab (a periodic table, a blast radius chart, and a picture of lab minion #218289's evil eye...don't ask). The costs and limitations were too much, so we created the Panel Poster. An inexpensive technique to create huge, professional-looking posters of any image you want using simple raised paper panels.

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Panel Poster

Giant posters are epic, but so are the costs. The printing, the mounting, the destruction to the wall. So we developed a technique to build and mount huge, professional-looking posters without the expense and destruction.

Tool Dot

We grew tired of the "Tool Drawer of Doom" gobbling up just the tool we needed at the moment we needed it. So we created a tiny, powerful, magnetic tool holder to store tools on walls and other vertical surfaces any way we wanted.

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Mini Riser

Keep your cappuccino hot, not your laptop. Every time we snuck out to our local coffee shop to dislodge a creative jam, the coffee was hot and so were the laptops. Other risers were too bulky to tote along, so we created our own.

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Wall Clip

Video games are awesome, but the "tangly mess" of controllers on the floor isn't. So, we created an inexpensive, easy to use device to store all our Wii, Xbox, and PlayStation controllers on walls, cabinets, or any other vertical surface.

Disc Mount

We constantly ran into a CD scatter problem in our gaming area. Storage systems never worked for us, so we created a small, magnetic holder to organize and display CDs any way you want. Put your favorite discs right at your fingertips.