[Case Study] Horikoshi Castle Wooden Bridge
The joint uses GIR, playing a role in the reproduction of the wooden bridge!
The wooden bridge restored at the San-no-Maru of the ruins of Horikoshi Castle is a bridge recreated based on the structures seen in castle fortifications during the Edo period. It has become an important facility that conveys the atmosphere of that time without compromising the landscape of the castle ruins. GIR (Glue-in-Rod: Home Connector) is used at the joints, playing a role in the reproduction of the wooden bridge. [Case Overview] ■ Structure: Wooden ■ Location: Hirosaki City, Aomori Prefecture ■ Design: Souusha Co., Ltd. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
- Company:スクリムテックジャパン 本社
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