Leftovers made useful. These Flip Flop Bins are made of leftover flip-flop material that is generally thrown away as waste by sandal manufacturers. A metal wire threads through the links of flip-flop, creating a mesh of recycled material that can be wiped clean, or even hosed down.
The bins come in a set of two, one small (7"D x 14"H) and one large (12"D x 12"H). Check out AT:Chicago's post that showed us a Flip Flop Door Mat made of the same material.
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Comments (6)
Now that's really cute!! And I hate flip flops so it's nice to see them serve some practical use.
They are cool, but over $65 each seems steep.
What? For $135?
The look cute, but the idea of basically taking $135 and putting it into the trash? Come on!
looks like a camp project.
It was really a nice idea.
cheers,
Rosy.
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