This research was the basis for the design and development of home furnishings. Plastic woven from strands The woven plastic house hunters Si district seeking offense.The bulk sample from the production community in Angthong to represent the group of 50 people the researchers used a random sample quota (Quota Sampling) to obtain the desired characteristics of the sample. Then accidental sampling (Accidental Sampling) to the full amount required at the point of data collection and consumer groups. The research group defines a consumer as a representative group of 100 researchers by means of random sampling accident (Accidental Sampling) using questionnaires. The research found that The consumer and producer is of the opinion that the same approach in product form. The variance from the statistical products one is different with the two and there is a difference with the three products including the two have differences with the three significant at 0.05 number. three topics including the proper shape the suitability of woven pattern the suitability of the paint used on the products one has different products and the two products three. Significant at 0.05 Number 1 are beautiful and there is no difference between the three topics are appropriate for your size proportion appropriateness of materials used as components the adequacy of benefits. The analysis assessed consumer satisfaction with the products of home furnishings. Woven from plastic The woven plastic house hunters Si district seeking offense that overall consumer satisfaction with the product level. In the subsection are satisfied with the products good deal as well.

This research is Design and development of banana fiber textiles with graphic printing and decoration Nano innovation to the Economic Communities Commercial The purpose of this research were 1) study the fundamental properties of banana fiber textiles with graphic printing and decoration Nano innovation on products 2) to design and develop products of banana fiber textiles with graphic printing and decoration Nano innovation 3) to produce the women handbags prototypes products of banana fabric with graphic printing and decoration Nano innovation to the Economic Communities Commercial. 4) to assess the opinion of the women handbags products of banana fabric by Questionnaire of user’s 5) to transfers knowledge of product design from banana fabric by printing graphics and decoration nanotechnology innovations. Economic development to commercialization. To be useful in the design and development of the product forward. Research tools are 1) the three graphic design drafts and create five women handbags prototypes product 2) Questionnaire of user’s opinion : an assessment of the design and the satisfaction of users of 25 people to inquiries random coincidence. Using the percentage and averages 3) implementation of knowledge transfer to the community of interest 17 – 18 September 2016 at the Chedi district office in Suphanburi province total 25 people including community enterprise Various womens groups And others interested in the surrounding area 4) Questionnaire of consumers satisfaction : the assessment of satisfaction of participants to design and develop products from banana fibers by printing graphics and decoration nanotechnology innovations. Data were analyzed using the statistical average of the results as table and descriptive. The results were as follows: 1) Innovative nano-fiber cloth decorated banana fabric can be antibacterial at 99.95% and staphylococcus bacteria klebsiella pneumonia at 99.93% and water reflection / water level of 80 percent water which can be absorbed into the cloth and wet it a bit. 2) The mostly respondents were female aged 21-25 years students earn less than 15000 baht in the inquiry satisfaction of consumers on the use of products from cotton banana fiber with printing. graphic and decorative nanotechnology innovation. All have beensatisfied at maximum average and highest level of satisfaction that with an average 4.91 percent to 98.24 satisfaction is at the highest level. 3) Execution Technology The workshop schedule for the two-day workshop on 17 - 18 September 2559 at the Chedi district office in Suphanburi province 25 people including community enterprise. Various womens groups and interested parties within the surrounding area. Most of the participants were satisfied with the level in most every question.

In this research it was investigated in detail about the physical and specific characteristics of rice stubble to develop eco-product for the community economy. The amounts of heavy metals and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in rice stubble spread thinly by variety of wood finishes and paints were examined for selection of the most appropriate materials which reduced the environmental impacts. Finishes were used in this study such as lacquer vanish wood preservative polyurethane shellac aerosol paint oil color natural dye and synthetic dye. This research was divided into two parts; the first part of this study consisted of analysis of seven heavy metals such as lead cadmium chromium cobalt tin arsenic and mercury (product criteria of green label Green Label Thailand and Eco-labeling 2009/894/EC) the second part consisted of analysis of volatile organic compounds and Environmental Impact Assessment for analyzing product life cycle through choices about materials and energy. Finally the respondents’ perception of the factors affecting product design were examined by measuring the satisfaction toward the designed products. The subjects were classified into three categories such as producer group designer group and consumer group. The experimental results showed that the standardized finishes of rice stubble were shellac lacquer wood preservative vanish and polyurethane respectively. Basket Weaving Techniques were the appropriate ones for the processing of the finished rice stubble because of less waste reducing urea formaldehyde usage man-based method less energy intensive less transportation energy and less adjusted procedure. The examples of designed products were desk lamp tablemat and hand bag. Producer group and designer group had a different opinion about the use of low-impact materials and the avoidance of hazardous substances. Producer group had significant differences of opinion with designer group and consumer group about the appropriate proportion of product design and the color making a product aesthetic. Among three groups of respondents there were not different opinions about the product aesthetic the ergonomically designed products the environmentally conscious products the friendly processed products the natural processed products and the easily end-of-life treatments.