Differences between China, the United States, Japanese, French and German storage.

China, the United States, Japanese, French and German have different storage methods and concepts:

1, Chinese storage: Chinese style emphasizes neatness and order, especially the requirements for storage space. Some electrical appliances such as partitions, cabinets and storage baskets are often used to classify items. These appliances are generally made of solid wood, which has strong traditional cultural characteristics and aesthetic feeling in China.

2. American storage: American storage advocates practicality and comfort. A large number of lockers, bookcases and drawers are often used to store items. American painted porcelain and vases are very common objects and often become the focus of indoor storage.

3. Japanese storage: Japanese style pays attention to the simplicity, simplicity and restraint of items, with special emphasis on environmental protection, reuse and resource conservation. Therefore, it is often stored with simple appliances such as storage boxes, cans, baskets and lids. In addition, traditional Japanese cabinets, storage boxes and other household appliances are often applied to Japanese storage.

4, French storage: French storage style pays special attention to the practicality and aesthetics of the storage part. Some French storage techniques, such as storage baskets, storage boxes and hooks, are very common. In French storage, we pay great attention to the color matching, overall layout, shape and color of items in the home environment.

5. German warehousing: German warehousing style emphasizes the durability and quality of warehousing equipment. Therefore, German-style storage appliances are very diverse, ranging from simple appliances such as conventional lockers, shelves and baskets to high-end storage appliances such as complex partitioned storage appliances, locked storage cabinets and storage rooms.