Creative and Cool Ways To Reuse Old Seat Belts.
Seat Belt Bags: This comes from '959's Seat Belt Bag Collection'; these bags are made out of used seat belts.
Seat Belt Hammock: Designed by Inghua Ting, handmade at Ting Studio, these comfortable hammocks are made of reclaimed seatbelts.
Seatbelt Furniture: Designer Danko creates eco-modern, sustainable furniture using post-industrial automotive seatbelts. He takes seatbelts and creates elegant woven chairs, benches and other furniture for the modern home. 
Seatbelt Wallet: This handmade men's wallet features what all you get in a standard wallet, with a unique twist of being made entirely from used seatbelts.
Seat Belt Pillow: Another one from Ting Studio.
Seatbelt Messenger Bag: Each of these bags are handmade from seat belts (postproduction quality) using an interlocking design.
Seatbelt Coasters: These decorative over sized coasters (or trivets) made from reclaimed seatbelts are a stylish way to protect your tabletop.
Seat Belt Mini Tote: The size seems to be just perfect for a night out or running around town; this little bag will go with any outfit -- dressy or casual.
Seatbelt Cubes: "Whether it be outside in your garden or in the living room these sturdy end-of-line seatbelt cubes are cool as can be!"
Seatbelt Lounge Chair: This creative chair is designed Nuttapong Charoenkitivarakorn and manufactured by Boonchucharoenkit.
Seat Belt Chair and Ottoman: These are stylish, innovative and extremely comfortable; originally created by hand-weaving post-industrial automotive seatbelts, they are available in a range of forms and colors.
Seat Belt Dining Chair:
Seat Belt Leaf Bench:
Seat Belt Lounger:
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2 comments:
Thanks so much for including my bags and trivets in the collection! You can also find more of my seatbelt creations on my website: http://www.alamodestuff.com
alamodestuff, thanks for the info.
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