URGENT!!! Paper Structure Design

[CHKR]

I need help building a structure out of paper that can support a 2kg

The platform the structure will be on is an upside-down chair with things connecting them 13 cm lower 

the largest should be 300mm x 300mm

please help

[Starelementpoke]

1 hour ago, CHILDISH_K1LL3R said:

I need help building a structure out of paper that can support a 2kg

The platform the structure will be on is an upside-down chair with things connecting them 13 cm lower 

the largest should be 300mm x 300mm

please help

Triangles. Have alot of triangles at corners and crosses.

[CHKR]

7 minutes ago, Starelementpoke said:

Triangles. Have alot of triangles at corners and crosses.

Are H/I shaped paper durable?

[Starelementpoke]

2 minutes ago, CHILDISH_K1LL3R said:

Are H/I shaped paper durable?

I don't know, never heard of it, nor is it my project. Whatever you use, just make sure to make the base wide enough to stand on whatever you're placing it on, have triangles at the corners, and have crosses.

[kelvinhall05]

 

[PCMasterDebater]

I remember doing a similar project in highschool. Using only 8x11 printer paper and one roll plastic tape, the goal was to create a paper structure as tall as you could with one rule, the base couldn't exceed 12"x12". My friend and I ended the contest in first place. We rolled the paper and created scaffolding similar to that of a high voltage power lines. We were within inches of reaching the classrooms 12' foot high ceiling; it was quite the sight. I sorta cheated by bringing in a my own stack of premium 8x11 printer paper that was far thicker then what the rest of the class was using. muhahahahaha. I like to win, what can I say  

[CHKR]

14 minutes ago, PCMasterDebater said:

I remember doing a similar project in highschool. Using only 8x11 printer paper and one roll plastic tape, the goal was to create a paper structure as tall as you could with one rule, the base couldn't exceed 12"x12". My friend and I ended the contest in first place. We rolled the paper and created scaffolding similar to that of a high voltage power lines. We were within inches of reaching the classrooms 12' foot high ceiling; it was quite the sight. I sorta cheated by bringing in a my own stack of premium 8x11 printer paper that was far thicker then what the rest of the class was using. muhahahahaha. I like to win, what can I say  

Don't let your old classmates see this post

 

[RedSpade]

As @Starelementpoke said lots of triangles. Also, look at bridge designs, for ideas and take note, LOTS OF TRIANGLES!!!