Self-standing broom: support mechanism that keeps it upright
Prototype mechanism with legs that fold and unfold from the broom handle to keep it upright.
The price includes design, functional prototyping, product testing and optimization.

Why design a broom that stands on its own?
Pause without looking for support
Interrupting cleaning forces you to find a place to lean the broom right away.
Fewer stains and damage
Leaning the broom on walls or furniture transfers stains and damage.
A different kind of innovation
Instead of reducing the effort of cleaning, the focus is on not affecting the cleanliness of the surroundings while cleaning.
Normal use without interruptions
The supports retract and do not get in the way of normal use.
First prototype of the self-standing broom

Control on the handle
Actuator attached to the handle that activates the mechanism.
Folding legs
Two support pieces that extend and retract easily.
Mechanical transmission
System that transmits and guides motion from the control to the legs.
Industrial Design
Head, handle and mechanism integrated into a conventional broom.
Mechanical design
Robust mechanism that is easy to operate.
Prototyping
Functional prototype built at Let’s Prototype.
Project lead of the self-standing broom

“A broom that stands on its own needs a mechanism that is small, robust and easy to manufacture. That simplicity was the hardest thing to achieve. If we could do this, we can surely do your idea.”
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