Material sustainability Lightweight coffins use renewable resources such as bamboo fiber, sugarcane bagasse, recycled wood, and biobased composite materials. Some materials can even be completely degraded into organic fertilizers, avoiding the dependence of traditional coffins on forest resources and the pollution of soil by chemical preservatives. Low carbon production process Its production process has low energy consumption and minimal pollution, and the carbon footprint of some materials is only 1/5 of that of solid wood. In addition, modular design reduces material waste. Ultra lightweight structure and ergonomic design Through innovative designs such as honeycomb structure and hollow frame, the weight of lightweight coffins is reduced by 60% -80% compared to traditional coffins, making it easy for a single person to transport. Some products are equipped with foldable or detachable components to adapt to narrow spaces, greatly reducing the difficulty and risk of handling. Breaking through the limitations of traditional dark color schemes, we offer soft tones such as beige, light gray, and light wood grain, paired with matte or frosted textures to create a peaceful and warm visual experience. Some products even support family customization of colors or patterns, incorporating the preferences of the deceased into the design. Flexibility of Ceremony Space The lightweight feature allows the coffin to be easily moved to places such as homes and outdoors for farewell ceremonies, breaking the limitations of traditional funeral homes. Cost optimization and price stratification The raw materials and production efficiency advantages of lightweight coffins make their prices 20% -40% lower than traditional coffins, while providing a variety of choices from basic to high-end customization to meet the needs of families with different economic conditions. Long term maintenance cost reduction Materials that do not require anti-corrosion treatment reduce cemetery maintenance costs, and some biodegradable coffins can even be buried directly in ecological burial areas without the need for a tomb, further reducing funeral expenses. The convenience and environmental friendliness of lightweight coffins allow family members to feel more control and dignity during the farewell process, reducing anxiety caused by the cumbersome traditional funeral procedures. The rise of lightweight coffins is a response to the needs of the times in the funeral industry - it is based on environmental protection, uses technology as a tool, and takes humanities as its soul, making farewell no longer a cold ceremony, but a warm dialogue of life. Between life and death, it interprets the wisdom of "living towards death" with a light posture: the best way to commemorate the deceased is to make their departure a new life for both the Earth and the living.