Liven your workspace up with this wall organizer that doubles as a vertical garden!





One of Cliclap’s defining features is the vertical garden module that allows the user to secure their own plant into the wall organizer, using one of Cliclap’s pots, and magnetically attach the pot to the grid wall.

Small spaces can get messy quickly and with stay-at-home orders getting reinforced, busy time spent working from home will only increase. We’re all looking for new ways to keep our workspaces decluttered. Cliclap offers one new way to keep tidy by combining home gardening with office organization. Desks and offices get busier and busier as the workday progresses, which might lead to frequent cause for distraction, loss of focus and productivity, and general chaos and confusion. The debut of Cliclap, a modular, office wall organizer, helps take on all that mess by offering countless combinations for magnetic, wall organizers that can easily be mounted to any solid wall or surface.

Whether you need organization in your office, bathroom, kitchen, or any other room, all you need is a vertical, firm surface to mount Cliclap and then let your organizational needs figure out the rest. Cliclap comes with adhesive backing, four 3M Command Strips, one in each corner, that attaches onto the preferred wall, and then there are a plethora of varying, magnetic modules to choose from and attach to each wall mount, which carries up to 8 pounds. By incorporating the adhesive backing, users can rest easy knowing that no matter what, their walls won’t be damaged, making this the perfect wall organizer for rented spaces such as apartments or workspaces.

Alternatively, Cliclap can be mounted to any wall by using screws, so if it is a more permanent space, Cliclap can hang as long as you’d like. The magnets, once attached to the accompanying wall mount, can hold up to four pounds each and users can choose from different containers to meet your different organizational needs: clips, hooks, pots, writing pads, cork boards, shelving units, document folders, hangers, and trays are some options.

The optional pots come in five variations, including a planter pot. In order to utilize Cliclap’s vertical garden feature, the designers implemented the use of PAFCAL, an organic and recyclable product made from a combination of sponge and ground matter that essentially replaces messy and muddy plant-soil thanks to the sponge material that absorbs water for the plant’s future and consistent nourishment. By using this type of plant-care, Cliclap made it possible to include vertical gardening as one of the functions for this mess-free wall organizer.

It’s easy to get frustrated with the limits that come with tight corners, but the designers behind Cliclap want to help make the most of them. Cliclap is an alternative to traditional desk storage and it hangs on any surface for the long run. So when it comes to organizing your own small space, whether it’s your woodshop in the garage, your art studio in the backyard shed, or your home classroom, Cliclap won’t take up any room on the floor or prime real estate on the desk, or any more than it has to – just that blank space on the wall no one’s using anyway.

Easily mount your Cliclap with 3M Command™ Strips, and then remove your wall grids at any time without leaving any marks!

Designer: Cliclap x Innova


Shelby Destroyer Foam Disc Launcher Fires 6 Disks/Second: Move Over, NERF

Look out, NERF, there’s a new weaponized foam launcher in town in the form of the Shelby Destroyer foam disc blaster. The gun is capable of firing six foam discs per second with a 120 round capacity, with both semi-automatic and fully-automatic capabilities. I can already close my eyes and imagine my wife yelling at me to stop playing in the house and go outside.

Currently an already-funded Indiegogo campaign, the Shelby Destroyer isn’t cheap, selling for around $217 through the crowdfunding site, with an estimated retail price of $315. The toy weapons, which remind me of Mass Effect assault rifles, are advertised as “faster, more accurate, and more powerful” than anything else on the market, and they sure as heck better be for that price.

The blasters fire at approximately 160FPS, have 4-color LEDs on the sides for identifying your teammates and displaying battery life, and include removable, rechargeable lithium batteries with an external charging base. They have adjustable power settings for accurate long-range sniping, or spray-and-pray up close shooting. They also have a rail system on top for mounting a scope or laser sight, because apparently there’s no such thing as taking foam disc battles with your friends too seriously. Now, did you remember to bring the flashbangs and smoke grenades?

[via DudeIWantThat]

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Looking to protect yourself from airborne pathogens and being identified by Big Brother? Well, you’re in luck. With the Blanc full-face modular mask with HEPA filter. Nobody will know who, or WHAT you are, but they will know you aren’t getting sick. Um, did we just pass a robot on the street?

Having already raised over $400,000 on Kickstarter, the Blanc is now looking for another round of crowdfunding on Indigogo, with a basic mask starting at $99, and one with an extra set of filters and your choice of colored front panels for $124. Obviously, with a 360-degree seal around your face to ensure you only breathe through the HEPA filters, these are not masks for the people who couldn’t be bothered to wear even a fabric mask in public. No, these are for people who WANT to wear a mask and don’t want anybody to be able to identify them, AKA superheroes, supervillains, low-level criminals, and weirdos.

The masks are advertised as being able to help a wearer “highlight their personal style,” which, from what I could gather from the promotional materials, is limited to what color exterior panels you choose. Obviously, I’ll be the Blue Ranger, then we’ll just need Yellow, Red, Pink, Black, and Green Rangers to form Megazord and finally put an end to Rita Repulsa.

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