Cardboard beds are not makeshift "cheap substitutes", but sustainable solutions based on corrugated cardboard/hardboard structures, which have been successfully applied in the Tokyo and Paris Olympic Games. Its core value lies in: 100% recyclability, low carbon footprint, a load capacity of up to 200 kilograms, and has been verified by actual tests conducted by athletes. Cardboard beds are widely adopted as temporary accommodation solutions in large-scale events such as the Olympic Games due to their environmental friendliness, recyclability and low cost. Its core material is made of recycled waste paper, and part of the design emphasizes load-bearing capacity and comfort adjustment.
Cardboard beds have been upgraded from the "frugal scheme" of the Tokyo and Paris Olympics to a landmark product of sustainable lifestyles. It is not a cheap alternative but a green and innovative solution that uses corrugated cardboard as the base material and achieves a single-bed load-bearing capacity of over 200kg through structural mechanics optimization.
Core selling points
Environmental protection attributes: Made from FSC-certified recycled pulp, the carbon footprint is 76% lower than that of solid wood beds.
Structural safety: Double-layer corrugated + honeycomb core design, passed ISO 8573-1 static load-bearing test;
Rapid deployment: Modular plug-in structure, assembly can be completed by a single person in 15 minutes, supporting repeated disassembly and assembly ≥5 times.
Flexible scenes: Suitable for shelter hospital, exhibition construction, campus dormitory, outdoor camp and other scenes.
Applicable scenarios
Temporary rest areas for large exhibitions and events
Temporary office areas for enterprises, employee dormitories at project sites
Temporary resettlement areas after natural disasters
Temporary additional beds for hotels during peak seasons
Lightweight bed choice for outdoor camping and RV travel
Environmental protection closed loop: The entire life cycle from a tree to a bottle
Carbon reduction: The carbon footprint of cardboard bed production is 76% lower than that of solid wood beds, and the transportation volume is reduced by 40% (can be flattened and stacked for shipment).
Waste reduction: The mattress is made of polyethylene recycled from Marine fishing nets;
Recycling: After the competition, all items are disassembled. The cardboard is recycled into packaging paper, and the plastic parts are remade into daily necessities.
The whole package responds to your concerns about FSC™ certification, biodegradable extension, sustainable packaging solutions and other deep needs.
