For most owners, "how to decorate" after delivery of the rough house has become a top priority. From painting on the wall to designing the kitchen, everything has to be done. Prior to this, there was also a lack of reform of the rough house. “Removing walls, building walls, and changing windows”...renovated without interruption.

As everyone knows, a large number of current construction of rough houses in China has led to the need for owners to carry out secondary renovations. This process has brought tremendous pollution and waste. According to the estimates of the China Building Decoration Association's Industry Development Department, an average household decoration may generate two tons of garbage, 85% of which are resources that can be recycled and reused. If there are 20 million households undergoing renovations throughout the year, there will be 40 million a year. Tons of trash pollute the environment. The second-decoration issue is an important factor in China's building energy consumption higher than the international average. According to investigations, the pollution caused by current construction activities in China accounts for about 1/3 of all pollution.

In the face of serious pollution and waste in the renovation of rough houses, renovations have increasingly plagued home buyers. The government’s decision-making and market feedback have shown that the sale of residential homes is an inevitable trend in the future.

It is understood that compared with traditional design and construction methods, due to uniform batch construction, the cost of fully-furnished rooms will be significantly reduced, pollution and waste will be greatly reduced, and they will be more in line with health, safety and environmental protection requirements. This is an important part of promoting green buildings. .

As early as half a century ago, foreign countries had begun to implement the full-scale renovation of commercial housing, which has now reached a more mature stage. In Japan, for example, Japanese homes were completely renovated in the 1960s. Because the level of construction and decoration could not keep pace with the rapidly increasing housing demand, Japan has taken an integrated process from construction to decoration, and the construction unit has unified construction. Greatly improved quality and efficiency. A major feature of this process is that Japan has completed the industrialization and mass production of the entire housing construction to the decoration.

The United States also has a relatively high level in terms of full-decoration and housing industrialization. Its approach is similar to that of Japan. Both adopt standardized production, transform industrialization, and pay attention to personalization.

Compared to foreign countries, the domestic interior decoration started relatively late. In July 2002, the “Detailed Rules for the Implementation of Commercial Residential Decoration Once in Place” promulgated by the Ministry of Construction clearly stipulated that the fundamental purpose of implementing the renovation once in place is to: gradually eliminate rough rooms and directly consume them. Provide full decoration finished room.

Until July 2008, the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development again issued the “Notice on Further Strengthening the Management of Residential Decorations”, pointing out that the encouragement and promotion of one-off renovation of residential houses and the implementation of the responsibility of housing management companies such as fitters, decoration companies and property service companies .

With the encouragement of the policy, many cities have also launched pilots for full-scale renovations. Cities including Beijing, Guangzhou, Xiamen, Shenyang, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Hangzhou have all proposed trials for the renovation of new homes, and the proportion of fully renovated homes has also increased year by year. For example, in 2006, the number of finely-decorated rooms in Shanghai has reached more than 10 million square meters, among which, the proportion of well-decorated houses in the central city area has exceeded 40%; by 2010, the commercial houses that Shenzhen residents have bought are all well-decorated; In Hangzhou, all or part of the development of commercial housing under construction and in-sale in 2013 has been fully renovated, and the proportion has also reached 20%.