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STOP

STOP

 

Now made in Portugal in 4 new colors!

Unlike your typical doorstop, STOP can wedge from any side.

STOP is produced by a Portuguese shoe sole maker from a mix of synthetic rubber and recycled shoe sole grind. You can upcycle otherwise discarded shoe sole production waste by grinding it up and mixing it in. The flakes look beautiful, and they're recycled.

Designed by Oregon-based designers Studio Gorm in the U.S.

 
 

Materials.

  • Mix of synthetic rubber and post-industrial recycled shoe sole grind.

  • Grind material is RCS certified as 100% recycled.

  • Polyester rope is made from post-consumer waste plastic bottles.

  • Polyester thread is GRS certified as 100% recycled.

Size. Ø146mm x 40mm (Ø5-3/4” x 1-1/2”)

Colors. Maroon, Petrol, Natural Tan, Pebble Grey

Where to buy.

CLICK HERE for a list of retail shops around the world that sell our products. Feel free to inquire about which shops sell this product: CONTACT

Shipping. At the moment we are shipping to a limited number of countries in the EU as we work to comply with new packaging rules. Feel free to inquire about the status your country: CONTACT

Availability: In stock

Stop
€49.00

'STOP' is a doorstop made from a mix of synthetic rubber and recycled shoe sole grind.

Design for a circular economy.

The doorstop is designed for easy assembly and disassembly. All the parts can be separated and recycled. The flakes in the rubber come from RCS certified post-industrial recycled shoe sole grind. For the rope, the raw material is GRS certified polyester from 100% upcycled post-consumer waste plastic bottles.

Packaging.

There is no label attached, and no packaging that needs to go to the landfill. All of the information about your doorstop is printed on a reusable cotton pouch.  

 
 
 
 

The Designers.

'STOP' was designed by Oregon-based American designers John & Wonhee Arndt of STUDIO GORM. With backgrounds in sculpture and craft, they have a playful approach to materials that is a great match for Pidät. In their design work, they pay particular attention to culture, history and technology, and how objects evolve to fit the needs of modern life.

www.studiogorm.com