T/CDJZ 002-2023 Closet organizing techniques standards
T/CDJZ 002-2023 Closet organizing techniques standards
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Scope
Main Technical Content: 5 Service Content and Process Standards Simple Wardrobes: Temporary use or easily assembled cabinets. Wardrobes: Cabinets used for storing clothes, typically divided into hinged doors, internal storage, and external sliding doors. Closets: Cabinets or wall units for storing or displaying clothes. Dressing Rooms: Dedicated spaces for storing, organizing, changing, and grooming, typically divided into open-plan, standalone, and built-in types. Service Tools - Household tools: Masks, shoe covers, alcohol spray. - Organizing tools: Gloves, label printers, wet/dry wipes, dustproof pads, trash bags, hammers, tape measures, electric drills, saws, markers, coat hangers, flanges, screws. - Storage items: Velvet-coated hangers, storage boxes, PP storage boxes, fabric storage boxes, underwear/socks storage boxes. - Service Process 1. Enter the work area 2. Organizer accompanies the client to inspect the wardrobe area to be organized. Open cabinets only with client's presence and after consultation. 3. Determine the organizing sequence based on the quantity and complexity of items. 4. Empty the wardrobe - Within available space, allocate suitable areas for concentrated storage based on total item volume. - Prioritize by category: - Bedding - Bay windows - Sofas - Desks - Floors (last option, as clothes and bedding on the floor easily collect dust and get stepped on). - Cover all storage areas with dustproof pads. - Fully cover the storage areas with dustproof pads while ensuring passageways remain accessible. - Divide areas by user: - Men - Women - Children - Elderly - Divide by season: - Spring/Autumn - Summer - Winter - Empty all items and place them in corresponding dustproof pad areas. - Classify and sort by type: - Valuables: Jewelry, documents - Clothes: Long coats, short coats, pants, T-shirts, underwear, socks - Hangers: Sort by style/color. Se