Health Guardian Degerming Shelf

Health Guardian Degerming Shelf is an innovative bathroom furniture design that combines sterilization and drying functionalities to promote household hygiene and health. This sophisticated wall-mounted device, measuring 580mm x 63mm x 91mm, incorporates advanced ultraviolet sterilization technology with intelligent measurement capabilities to effectively sanitize towels, underwear, and other bathroom textiles. Crafted from premium SUS 304 stainless steel for durability and longevity, the design features a sophisticated touch screen interface that enables users to adjust timing and operational settings. The system employs human body detection sensors that automatically deactivate UV radiation when people are nearby, ensuring safe operation. Its intelligent measurement technology precisely controls the UV coverage area based on the items being sanitized, optimizing both effectiveness and energy efficiency. The design, which won an Iron A' Design Award in the Bathroom Furniture and Sanitary Ware Design category, addresses the critical issue of bacterial growth in damp bathroom environments by providing a practical solution for maintaining hygienic, dry textiles. The shelf's capacity accommodates two towels simultaneously, making it suitable for family use while maintaining a compact footprint appropriate for modern bathroom spaces. The integration of smart technology, safety features, and practical functionality represents a significant advancement in bathroom hygiene solutions, particularly addressing the health risks associated with prolonged textile dampness and bacterial proliferation in humid environments.

Author: Adam Dawson

Keywords: bathroom hygiene, UV sterilization, smart furniture, antimicrobial design, textile sanitization, bathroom innovation

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https://competition.adesignaward.com/119837

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