Where can I find "Pole Wrap"?

[Henrik.woll]

On the hunt for what in the USA is called Pole wrap. It seems to be some kind of bendable MDF, but can't find anything designed to have the "ribs" outward. Looking for the ribs to be visible outward. Should feature a "nice" v-groove

 

[Henrik.woll]

No one with any ideas?

 

[prototypen]

When I saw the picture, I thought jalusi for e.g. a mixing console or a desk drawer unit.
Protte

 

[myrstack]

Flexible MDF does exist, but the idea here is to have the ribs inward and a smooth plywood outward. What is the use case and desired dimensions for each rib?

 

[Henrik.woll]

The idea is to create rounded ends that have a feeling of being an arched piece of furniture, so you avoid the angular look.

 

[Henrik.woll]

Flexible MDF does exist, but in that case, the idea is to have the ribs inward and a smooth plywood outward. What is the intended use and desired dimensions for each rib?

We probably haven't decided on the exact measurement per rib yet, but it shouldn't be too big so it feels bulky. Maybe 12x5mm?

 

[myrstack]

http://www.fanerami.se/jalusier.php and searching for jalusi in general is probably my tip then

 

[sinuslinus]

Fanerami went bankrupt and were acquired by Glimakra. If you have a business, you can order from them.

 

[Henrik.woll]

Great, thanks for the help

 

[Plupp 284245]

Fanerami has really good things, but you should be prepared that the blinds cost quite a bit. Unlike böjmdf etc., it is solid wood or mdf on a carrier. Otherwise, maybe some carpentry with a flatbedcnc can v-notch some veneered mdf boards for you.

 

[Byggfuskarn]

Doesn't it feel like this is something one could make oneself?

 

[Henrik.woll]

Doesn't it feel like this is something one could make oneself?

Yes, of course you can, but before I embarked on that, I wanted to see if it existed to buy

 

[Shakeme]

Hello! A tip is to buy a soft bamboo mat

 

[Sunken8b]

Yes, you can, but before I tried it myself, I wanted to see if there was something to buy

Reviving an old thread, did you find anything good?

 

[Henrik.woll]

No unfortunately, we ended up making our own version with smyglister.