Transformative Tray with Pedestal from Tinted Glass Design by Lego Technique

Abstract

This article has the objectives to study the design of transformative tray with pedestal from tinted glass by lego technique and to examine the satisfaction of the target group towards the product. The data collection was conducted from documents and consultation with 5 experts. The 2 sample groups consist of 25 students from Home Economics Business Administration, Faculty of Home Economics Technology, Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon and 25 general people, 50 in total. The results of the study found that the design of transformative tray with pedestal from tinted glass can be transformed into 3 designs: rice funnel tray, holy-water bowl tray and monk's alms bowl tray by lego technique that can modify the top and the middle of the tray and a lotus petal. In term of the satisfaction of the target groups, the students were satisfied with the product at the highest level (4.43), more than general people with the highest satisfaction (4.20). Students were satisfied with the materials at the highest level (4.41), more than general people with the highest level (4.28). The students were satisfied with the utility of the product at the highest level (4.52), more than general people with the highest level (4.30). The students were satisfied with price at the high level (4.20), more than general people with the high level (3.73). The students were satisfied with the distribution place at the highest level (4.46), more than general people with the highest level (3.94). The design of transformative tray with pedestal from tinted glass by lego technique is to preserve and promote tinted glass and to create novelity in the invention of the transformative tray without using glue. So, this is a creativity of inventing the tray with various forms to add value to the product and to ultimately propagate the Thai wisdom to be known for generation.