Big Announcement! Baidesheng's New Air Door Makes Global Debut on May 25!
With the establishment of the 'Healthy China' national strategy, Chinese citizens’ awareness of health has reached an unprecedented level. Especially under the current常态化 epidemic prevention and control measures, people have further heightened their health consciousness, actively changed their lifestyles, and sparked a wave of interest in healthy home environments.
During home-based epidemic prevention, people spend more time indoors, hoping to keep viruses out by tightly closing windows and doors.
While staying in what should be a comfortable and relaxing sanctuary, many people paradoxically feel increasingly fatigued and experience various discomforts:
Babies experience breathing difficulties during sleep, often waking up crying in the middle of the night and refusing to sleep well;
Pregnant women require roughly twice as much oxygen as average individuals to support fetal development. When fresh air is lacking indoors, they may experience symptoms such as chest tightness, shortness of breath, dizziness, and fatigue;
Elderly individuals, with weakened constitutions and slower breathing rates, suffer when insufficient fresh air enters the room—stale indoor air accumulates, making the space feel stuffy and suffocating;
Busy office workers, already under significant mental stress and often in a state of suboptimal health, find their poor sleep quality and inadequate rest further exacerbating fatigue—sometimes even causing headaches, dry mouth, nasal congestion, sore throat, and other symptoms...
So, what exactly is causing this inability to fall or stay asleep?
Sleep quality is closely linked to the air quality in your bedroom. Yet, in the space where we spend one-third of our lives, numerous issues persist:
Most existing windows and doors emphasize soundproofing and airtight sealing, overlooking the critical need for air circulation in bedrooms.
During an 8-hour sleep period, each person consumes approximately 5–6 liters of air per minute, exhaling over 200–300L of air throughout the night.
If bedroom air cannot circulate quickly, it will lead to increased carbonic acid concentration in the blood and oxygen deprivation in the brain.
Meanwhile, viruses, bacteria, formaldehyde, TVOC, dust mites, and particulate matter in the air constantly threaten our health.
These threats have a greater impact on children in their growth phase, pregnant women with lower immunity, and elderly individuals with relatively weaker constitutions, making it especially important to address them.
According to data from the Environmental Testing Center of the China Interior Decoration Association, approximately 110,000 people die each year due to formaldehyde exposure exceeding safe limits caused by interior decoration pollution. Improving bedroom air quality is urgently needed.
For 21 years, Paterson has adhered to original innovation and continuous evolution. In 2012, Paterson introduced formaldehyde-free base materials into the custom furniture industry, making formaldehyde-free additives an industry standard; in 2020, Paterson brought water-based paint technology into the custom industry, becoming a pioneer in eco-friendly surface materials.
In 2022, Patersonembarked on an industry-first journey exploring whole-home healthy air solutions.
May 25，10:30-12:30，Healthy Home – Baidesheng Fresh Air Door Global Launch.
This time, what kind of surprise will Baidesheng bring? Please stay tuned!
