Frama Rivet Case in Aluminum, three bay metal open case on small corner feet, empty and seen straight on against white
Frama Rivet Case in Aluminum, metal open case at an angle showing the side panel and the two dividers inside, on white
Frama Rivet Case in Aluminum, metal case against a concrete wall holding books and a jug of branches, a vase on the floor
Frama Rivet Case in Aluminum, angled view of the case with candles, a bowl, books and stacked plates filling its bays
Frama

Rivet Case

The Rivet Case convinces with its solid and versatile design. It can be placed vertically as well as horizontally while functioning as a table, storage, or display room. Based on a riveting technique suitable for making perpendicular joints between separate, laser-cut raw aluminum sheets, the case is put together by hand using a hammer in a cold-forming assembly process developed by designer Jonas Trampedach in 2014.

Finish
Aluminum
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$2,780.00

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Details

38.7"W x 13.3"D x 18.9"H, Thickness: 0.16"
Materials
Aluminum
Untreated
Notes
Stands vertically or horizontally, for storage or display in any room.
Each piece is unique and hammered by hand.
Holds up to 33 lbs.
Scratches and irregularities may be present, a characteristic of unfinished aluminum.
The material will patinate over time, and marks and tinted materiality will occur.
Suitable for indoor and outdoor use. Placed outdoors it develops a patina but will not rust or deteriorate.
Care
Wipe with a soft cloth wrung out in clean water, or a mild soap.
Avoid cleaners containing any type of chemicals.
Dry with a soft cloth after cleaning to prevent streaks and scratches.
Remove traces of cleaner from edges and rivets. Wet items left on the surface will mark it.

Frama offers a 2-year warranty on its furniture from the date of delivery. The warranty does not cover natural variations inherent to the materials, changes in surface finish resulting from aging or light exposure, damage caused by assembly not carried out in accordance with Frama guidelines, improper use or maintenance, or burns, tears, stains, scratches, and other damage caused by misuse. Frama products are designed for indoor use unless stated otherwise.
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Designer

Frama is a Copenhagen design studio creating furniture, lighting, and everyday objects guided by natural materials, simple geometries, and permanence. Founded by Niels Strøyer Christophersen, the studio works from St. Pauls Apotek, a preserved 1878 apothecary in central Copenhagen, and its collections span the modular Shelf Library, seating, lighting, and an apothecary line of soaps and scents. Each piece is designed to age with use and keep its character over time.

Jonas Trampedach is a Copenhagen designer who developed the aluminium riveting technique behind the Rivet series at Statens Vaerksteder for Kunst in 2011, working out how to join sheet metal at ninety degrees without welding. Frama has produced pieces from the collection since 2016. Each one is laser-cut from raw aluminium and closed by hand with a hammer, so no two are identical.

Brand

Frama is a Copenhagen design studio creating furniture, lighting, and everyday objects guided by natural materials, simple geometries, and permanence. Founded by Niels Strøyer Christophersen, the studio works from St. Pauls Apotek, a preserved 1878 apothecary in central Copenhagen, and its collections span the modular Shelf Library, seating, lighting, and an apothecary line of soaps and scents. Each piece is designed to age with use and keep its character over time.

Designer

Designer

Jonas Trampedach is a Copenhagen designer who developed the aluminium riveting technique behind the Rivet series at Statens Vaerksteder for Kunst in 2011, working out how to join sheet metal at ninety degrees without welding. Frama has produced pieces from the collection since 2016. Each one is laser-cut from raw aluminium and closed by hand with a hammer, so no two are identical.