JET FurnitureJETKAG
Parts designed to fly have a lean form and a texture only metal can give. JET Furniture (JETKAG) turns retired aircraft engine components and airframe parts into tables and chairs.
Our work
Coffee table made from an RB199 engine diffuser
A coffee table made from the diffuser of an RB199 engine (Turbo-Union), jointly developed by Rolls-Royce and others. The curved metal surfaces and machining marks are left on show.
Table made with a Boeing 747 cabin window
A table with a cabin window, cut out intact from a Boeing 747 fuselage panel, set into the top. It was our first piece using parts from a passenger aircraft, made for a bar in Naha, Okinawa.
- Body: laminated ash (tamo), 3 cm thick
- Top glass: tempered glass, 6 mm thick
- Interior lighting: LEDs with adjustable color and brightness
- Lighting at the base: Boeing 747 emergency lights, with the light source replaced by warm-white LEDs and adjustable brightness
Seat made from the weapon aimer's seat of a Lynx helicopter
We turned the weapon aimer's seat from a 1989 Lynx helicopter into a seat for the living room, finished in genuine leather with diamond stitching. It weighs about 68.7 kg.
Note: Aircraft, engine and manufacturer names are given to describe the origin of the parts. JET Furniture is made by Grandefarm and is not made, sold or endorsed by any of these manufacturers.
Still making them today.
Aircraft parts have become difficult to import. Even so, we continue to make furniture using parts we were able to import through the proper procedures. For example, we have in stock items such as a large diffuser from a Harrier vertical take-off and landing aircraft. Tell us the type and size of part, how you plan to use it and where it will go. We welcome made-to-order requests. Orders are accepted for delivery within Japan only.
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