Detachable wardrobe units, with panels connectable via buttons, designed with 15 compartments and a 3-compartment shoe cabinet at the bottom. Forty percent of the wardrobes on the market are made of pressed wood products, which are bulky and heavy, making them inconvenient to use and move. In prolonged rainy weather, such wardrobes can develop mold and attract bugs, possibly leading to mice burrowing and damaging clothing. Wearing these affected clothes can pose health risks. Additionally, arranging furniture usually involves cutting down trees, which is not environmentally friendly. Therefore, the market currently needs a new type of wardrobe that is easy to disassemble, resistant to mold, and energy-efficient and environmentally friendly.
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