From Country

Alfred Johnson

Palm Island, Queensland, Australia

Xavier

Karen Liddle

Alice Springs / Atnarpa, Northern Territory

Cliff Plummer

Health Practitioner

Elder Dianne Stokes

Elder. Named and designed the Pakkimjalki Kari.

Fred Campbell

Alice Springs

Elder Patricia Frank

Tennant Creek, Northern Territory, Australia

Risilda Hogan

Tennant Creek, Northern Territory, Australia

Tanya Turner

Alice Springs, Northern Territory, Australia

Elder Kristy Bloomfield

Alice Springs, Northern Territory, Australia

Elder Norman Frank

Warumungu Elder

Jimmy Frank

Tennant Creek, Northern Territory, Australia

Linda Turner

Tennant Creek, Northern Territory, Australia

Brian Russell

Tennant Creek, Northern Territory, Australia

Tracy McCartney

Kalgoorlie, Western Australia, Australia

The Stretch Bed

Recycled HDPE plastic, galvanised steel, heavy-duty canvas

Easy Assembly

5 minutes, no tools required

In Use

Community-tested durability

Community Delivery

Beds reaching remote families

Built to Last

Heavy-duty canvas and recycled plastic

Kids Can Build It

Simple enough for anyone to assemble

The Basket Bed

Our first prototype — now open source

Pakkimjalki Kari

Named in Warumungu language by Elder Dianne Stokes

Installed

Commercial-grade Speed Queen in recycled plastic housing

Pakkimjalki Kari

"Water that cleans" in Warumungu

Community Testing

22 washing machines in community

Source

Collecting recycled HDPE plastic from communities

Process

Melting plastic into durable sheets

Cut

Precision cutting with minimal waste

Build

Pressing recycled plastic bed legs

Assemble

Steel poles through heavy-duty canvas

Deliver

Beds reaching remote communities

Tennant Creek

The birthplace of Goods on Country