BelRos candy recipient
This design has been developed in my period in Miguel Angel Sanz SL study, with the cooperation and supervision of Miguel Angel Sanz. This design was made for BelRos candy store company.
After market research, an ergonomic study, a materials study, assembly methods, etc.. we conclude in metal furniture design, to which vessels should anchor in a specific way with a specific design and achieve all premises with which we began the design.
We concluded that it was necessary to design a container of sweets that was not on the market and should be anchored at the rear to a particular beam, with slots designed to accommodate the container and to keep the correct distance between them to achieve a great visual impact. Furthermore, the lid is opened such a way that no conflicts with other recipient and the cover doesn't reduce visibility to other receptacles, giving the maximum product vision area.
We concluded that it was necessary to design a container of sweets that was not on the market and should be anchored at the rear to a particular beam, with slots designed to accommodate the container and to keep the correct distance between them to achieve a great visual impact. Furthermore, the lid is opened such a way that no conflicts with other recipient and the cover doesn't reduce visibility to other receptacles, giving the maximum product vision area.
Made of injected polycarbonate in two parts (container and cover) and two capacities. During the process, great care it was taken in the transparency of the container, because it required the maximum product visibility without interference.
Injection mold
Test pieces
