Core Insights - The integration of home appliances and furniture is becoming a significant trend in the industry, with built-in refrigeration devices emerging as a new growth point in the high-end market [1] - The launch of the first original built-in upright freezer by Casarte at the 2026 Haier Refrigeration Industry Global Summit highlights a shift from traditional appliance logic to a holistic home aesthetic [1][2] - Casarte's innovative technologies in preservation and storage solutions position the brand as a proponent of high-end lifestyle rather than just a traditional appliance manufacturer [2] Group 1 - 83.6% of high-end residential renovation users consider "seamless integration of appliances and cabinets" as a core demand for refrigeration devices [1] - Traditional upright freezers face limitations in design and functionality, often disrupting spatial integrity and failing to meet diverse storage needs [1] - Casarte's original built-in upright freezer offers a minimum footprint of 0.74 square meters while providing 680 liters of storage space, addressing industry pain points effectively [1] Group 2 - Casarte's MRAplus low-oxygen storage technology enhances the preservation of fruits and vegetables by six times, maintaining their texture for up to seven days [2] - The low-oxygen and constant temperature storage environment preserves the original color and nutrients of food, while the -30°C deep freeze technology ensures rapid freezing of large meat and seafood [2] - Casarte's strategic shift focuses on providing comprehensive home cold chain solutions, transforming freezers from mere storage tools into home art pieces [2]