Sologne is a country where stone does not exist, which is why its houses are mainly made of brick and slate roofs. Following the draining of the marshes in the 17th century, housing multiplied and Sologne architecture developed to become one of the most emblematic architectures in France.

Casagami is a small cardboard nightlight that runs on solar energy. An "edutainment" concept that gently talks about sustainable development... at a low price.
To assemble, to decorate, to experiment.
Discovery" prize at Maison et Objet

OUR SUSTAINABILITY COMMITMENTS

Solar energy / LED light / Recyclable and PEFC paper / Green printing / Solidarity / Delivered flat.

COMPOSITION

Each envelope contains a pre-cut cardboard house and an adhesive solar module.

The solar module consists of a light emitting diode (LED), an amorphous solar panel, a rechargeable battery LIR 2023, an ON/OFF switch.

• mounted dimensions (unit): 85 x 65 x 65 mm
• packaging dimensions (unit): 162 x 229 x 10 mm
• weight: 55 g

ASSEMBLY (without glue)

- Detach the cardboard house from the base.
- Fold in all tabs and walls
- Glue the adhesive module under the roof.
- Attach the tabs to finish the house.

OPERATION

Place Casagami in the window during the day to recharge the house.
Turn on Casagami whenever you want.
5 hours of charging in the sun = 5 hours of LED light.
The "automatic switch-off" system: Casagami switches off automatically if the outside light exceeds 2000 Lux.

SEND

The packaging of the objects (an envelope) allows for simple, fast and low carbon shipping by post.