Design is meant to eliminate problems. To make our lives easier. However, that's not always the case. Even though safety should be a key component when making any type of product, sometimes it falls out of the manufacturing equation and the consumer gets a hazard instead. And something to submit to the subreddit r/DangerousDesigns.
Created in 2014, this online community now has over 140K members, constantly sharing pics of exactly what its name suggests. Whether it's a questionable architectural solution or misleading packaging, over the years they've amassed quite the collection! Continue scrolling and check out some of the most popular posts on the subreddit.
#23 The Cannonball Loop Waterslide, A Slide So Dangerous It Was Shutdown Almost Immediately After Opening
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360points
#24 Every Chair In This Resort Fits Through The Deck, And The Majority Of People Who Stay Here Are Seniors
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354points
#26 This Architect Accidentally Built A Death Ray That Melts Cars And Fries Eggs... Again
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#31 On The Floor Of Doctor's Office. If You Trip On It, You're In The Right Place
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316points
#32 It Looks Nice Sure, But I Didn’t Even Know That Was A Real Extinguisher
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