SONGMICS HOME revolutionizes furniture assembly with the innovative TOOLLESS technology

SONGMICS HOME’s TOOLLESS technology, developed and trademarked by SONGMICS HOME i-Lab, revolutionizes furniture assembly. “Our innovative approach uses small, pre-installed components that allow for quick assembly without tools. This means you no longer have to struggle with confusing instructions or sort through countless small parts. With TOOLLESS technology, you can effortlessly upgrade your space and enjoy a seamless user experience. Furniture assembly was once a frustrating task, but now it’s easy and enjoyable,” said Peter Lee, Product VP of SONGMICS HOME.

10 times faster set-up and dismantling times

TOOLLESS technology differs from traditional assembly methods in many ways. It offers self-developed connectors that are pre-installed in the furniture panels, so no additional tools are needed. In tests with more than 100 everyday users, TOOLLESS technology has been shown to speed up the assembly of furniture such as TV stands and bedside tables by 10 times.

With user-friendly assembly instructions and clearly labeled parts, the furniture is quick to assemble and just as easy to disassemble. This reduces the cost of failed attempts and is especially beneficial for those who move frequently or have to fix assembly errors.

Environmentally friendly

By simplifying assembly and reducing the need for unnecessary packaging, TOOLLESS technology also optimizes the production cycle and reduces costs and waste. The elimination of plastic-coated metal parts has resulted in a 33% reduction in production resources, making TOOLLESS products not only user-friendly but also environmentally friendly.

The K-PRO collection by SONGMICS HOME, based on TOOLLESS technology, is an example of the perfect combination of style and functionality. The K-PRO collection is not only robust but also versatile and adapts to a variety of living spaces, such as living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms and study rooms, as it can be assembled and disassembled up to 50 times.

The challenge: furniture assembly in 10 minutes

To demonstrate the efficiency and ease of use of TOOLLESS technology, SONGMICS HOME held the “Furniture Assembly in 10 Minutes” challenge during the exhibition. Visitors were invited to assemble a TV stand in just 10 minutes – a task that takes about 40 minutes using conventional methods. More than 60 people enthusiastically took part in the challenge, with all of them successfully completing the task and sharing their experiences.

SONGMICS HOME continues to innovate and push the boundaries of furniture design. The company invites customers, partners and hobby builders to join the TOOLLESS revolution and experience the future of furniture assembly with products that are stylish, functional, environmentally friendly and easy to assemble.

About SONGMICS HOME

Officially established in 2010, SONGMICS HOME has three product brands including SONGMICS for home furnishings, VASAGLE for stylish furniture and Feandrea for pet accessories. With the mission of “Complete Your Dream Home”, the company strives to provide stylish and high-quality products to customers worldwide. Along with an efficient purchasing experience, SONGMICS HOME enables everyone to create their dream home effortlessly.

The company’s products are now available in more than 70 countries and regions, including Europe, North and Central America and Asia, and are used in more than 20 million households worldwide.

Official sites:

Website: https://www.songmics.de/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/songmicshomede
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/songmicshome_de/
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