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Ping Pong Door
Following on from the previous ping pong post…
No space in your house for a games or ping pong table? Then the Ping Pong Door could be for you, turning an existing doorway into an occasional use play space.
Designed by Tobias Fraenzel (originally for a DesignBoom contest) who tells me:
“The PingPong Door is ready to put in a standard sized door-frame. Just take out the old one and put this one in. The PingPong Table can be flipped open in a second allowing you to play between rooms. Even though the size is smaller, the game is ultra-fun. The door has had an incredible debut at the Tendence Lifestyle in Frankfurt and will be in production this year. It is not available yet”.
(via YankoDesign)
Posted on April 14th 2008 under Games, Toys
