Submarine
Settsu Industrial Co., Ltd.
The disinfectant stand As a public property.
The world-spread COVID 19 in 2020 has brought a new social image "NEW NORMAL" to people. It contains the determination of us, to coexist with this invisible virus for at least several years, and the "NEW STANDARD" including the things and systems that accompany it, that is ahead of the changes in the social structure. When imagining how the disinfectant stand should be in such a new society, we thought it should have the appearance as if it had been there from the beginning, and could wipe out the discomfort that every entrance has been placed a disinfectant. In addition, many users have already tolerated this confusion caused by the virus, and are subconsciously understanding the measures against infectious diseases that are becoming infrastructure. This SUBMARINE aims to be the standard for disinfectant stands as a public object, and it harmonizes with space as much as possible, does not give unnecessary information to the user, and straightforwardly fulfills its duties. In the corner of the space, the commercially available disinfectant is hidden in the square column, only the nozzle is exposed. This posture in harmony with the environment is like the semi-permanent traffic lights and fire hydrants in the street, with an extremely simple and clear appearance. By storing a bottle of disinfectant inside, it does not give extra noise to space and at the same time prevents it from falling or theft. Inside the product, the height of the two tables can be adjusted by thumbscrews to accommodate various sizes of disinfectant bottles. In addition, it has a maximum of two stock spaces inside, reducing the burden on the administrator. In addition, it has space for storing up to two bottles of inventory inside, which can reduce the burden on the administrator while increasing the overall weight of the product and improving its stability. As an optional addition, the bottom of the product can also be fixed by hitting an anchor on the ground, to make the base plate more resistant to tipping over. * Patent pending Available on the EC site. For more information.
The world-spread COVID 19 in 2020 has brought a new social image "NEW NORMAL" to people. It contains the determination of us, to coexist with this invisible virus for at least several years, and the "NEW STANDARD" including the things and systems that accompany it, that is ahead of the changes in the social structure. When imagining how the disinfectant stand should be in such a new society, we thought it should have the appearance as if it had been there from the beginning, and could wipe out the discomfort that every entrance has been placed a disinfectant. In addition, many users have already tolerated this confusion caused by the virus, and are subconsciously understanding the measures against infectious diseases that are becoming infrastructure. This SUBMARINE aims to be the standard for disinfectant stands as a public object, and it harmonizes with space as much as possible, does not give unnecessary information to the user, and straightforwardly fulfills its duties. In the corner of the space, the commercially available disinfectant is hidden in the square column, only the nozzle is exposed. This posture in harmony with the environment is like the semi-permanent traffic lights and fire hydrants in the street, with an extremely simple and clear appearance. By storing a bottle of disinfectant inside, it does not give extra noise to space and at the same time prevents it from falling or theft. Inside the product, the height of the two tables can be adjusted by thumbscrews to accommodate various sizes of disinfectant bottles. In addition, it has a maximum of two stock spaces inside, reducing the burden on the administrator. In addition, it has space for storing up to two bottles of inventory inside, which can reduce the burden on the administrator while increasing the overall weight of the product and improving its stability. As an optional addition, the bottom of the product can also be fixed by hitting an anchor on the ground, to make the base plate more resistant to tipping over. * Patent pending Available on the EC site. For more information.
