1. Inappropriate size: Some storage products have fixed sizes that are difficult to adapt to the size and shape of different home spaces, resulting in some corners or special areas not being effectively utilized.

2. Single function: Some storage products can only store specific items and cannot be flexibly adjusted, resulting in low space utilization.

1. Easy to damage: Some low-priced storage products have poor material quality, are prone to breakage or deformation, and cannot meet long-term storage needs.

2. Not durable: After a period of use, storage products may experience wear and tear, fading, and other issues, affecting their appearance and effectiveness.

1. Inconvenient retrieval and storage: Some storage products were not designed with sufficient consideration for users' usage habits, resulting in difficulties in retrieving and storing items and increasing the complexity of use.

2. Lack of labeling: Some storage products do not have clear labeling or classification functions, causing users to spend a lot of time searching for items.

1. Poor appearance: Although some storage products are practical, their appearance design is relatively simple and does not match the overall style of the home, which affects the beauty of the home.

2. Space occupancy: Some storage products designed for aesthetic purposes may take up too much space and instead create a sense of crowding in the home.