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Work is about to get ugly for me so I need to start my decorative planning pretty quickly. I have limited storage room for any newer items so I am trying to make things as tiny as possible. As the title says, I am thinking about a foldable coffin. If I were to build one (not for actual human use, just strictly a prop) out of the thinnest plywood possible, would door hinges work? If I put them all on the inside, they would be flexible to a point until I added a base to stabilize it all. All that would be going in the coffin would be a prop so I'm not concerned about weight being an issue.
Assuming there are a ton of people on here who have built coffins ( I looked at over 15 pages of coffins and couldn't find anything similar), am I daft for thinking that this would work? And when it time to put away, all I would have to do is unscrew the hinges from the sides and I'll be looking at two flat pieces.
Please tell me it'll work. Or ruin my day and tell me why it won't.
Assuming there are a ton of people on here who have built coffins ( I looked at over 15 pages of coffins and couldn't find anything similar), am I daft for thinking that this would work? And when it time to put away, all I would have to do is unscrew the hinges from the sides and I'll be looking at two flat pieces.
Please tell me it'll work. Or ruin my day and tell me why it won't.