2026 | Professional

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The product is suitable for wardrobes and other clothing storage settings. Its transparent body and independently sliding base tray address the difficulty of pulling out conventional storage boxes smoothly and accessing the garments inside. Clear visibility and full pullout access support garment sorting, identification, storage and retrieval, improving everyday organisation. The base tray moves independently of the box body, allowing all stored garments to be pulled out together. Compact rollers beneath the tray reduce resistance under load and maintain smooth movement. Instead of requiring garments to be retrieved only from within the box, this structure brings the contents forward for easier selection and access. The transparent body minimizes visual obstruction, allowing clothing types and storage locations to be identified at a glance. Its clear appearance reduces visual clutter when multiple storage boxes are placed side by side. It also carries forward the design characteristics of Vtopmart’s transparent storage products, maintaining a consistent look across the range and strengthening brand recognition. Users can identify the required garments through the transparent body, then pull the base tray forward to move the clothes out together without repeated rummaging or lifting the entire box. Once extended, garments can be selected, removed or put away directly, streamlining everyday organisation. Clear identification and smooth pullout movement improve the efficiency of locating and accessing clothing. A reinforced structure and optimised injection moulding reduce wall thickness without compromising load bearing performance or service life, saving more than 100g of plastic per unit. The product uses standard PET and PP plastics without composite materials, while detachable components facilitate material sorting and recycling. Packaging thickness is reduced from the 3cm common among comparable products to 2cm, cutting transport volume by approximately one third, supporting higher packing density and reducing resource consumption in packaging and logistics.
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Dongguan University of Technology
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Product Design - Humanitarian / Emergency Design (NEW)
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Liu Yonglin
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Product Design - Safety
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Nihon University
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Product Design - Emotional & Well-Being (NEW)
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Wu Peitong
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Conceptual Design - Student Design