The Defendius door chain maze

Posted in Home by Conner Flynn on April 2nd, 2008

The Defendius door chain maze
Some of us like to take the simplest things and make them complicated. Like this door chain for instance. This thing will make it beyond complicated to get the door open, keeping others out and keeping you in…forever!

The Defendius was created by mad genius Art Lebedev. I understand the concept and it’s a good one, but maybe a medium sized maze would have been best. Something between the original and this crazy labyrinth. Still, I guess if there are people you really don’t want to see, you can always blame the Defendius. And when they find your corpse after two weeks, half eaten by your cats, they will know the Defendius was installed.

[Engadget] VIA [Techeblog]

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3 Comments to “The Defendius door chain maze”
  1. VERTiGO Says:

    First off, I solved the labyrinths in like 2 seconds, it’s not that hard. Second, it’s an april fool’s joke on Think Geek. Correct me if I”m wrong.

  2. Conner Flynn Says:

    You are right on both counts. We try not to take ourselves too seriously sometimes. :)

  3. joe Says:

    It may not be that hard but imagine doing it every time you opened the door - could get really annoying.

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