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Dyed straw and hemp sand wall pattern "Ayaka"

Dyed straw and hemp sand wall pattern "Ayaka"

Dyed straw and hemp wall pattern "Ayaka"

A new textured interior finishing material that combines color ceramics and naturally dyed "straw." It offers a rich finish that harmonizes diverse color tones with the natural texture of straw. 【Features】 - Saihana contains diatomaceous earth. - Deodorizing effect purifies unpleasant odors. - Humidity control keeps indoor air clean. - The natural texture creates a warm and calming atmosphere. - In formaldehyde and acetaldehyde deodorization tests, gas residue concentration decreased to one-tenth within two hours. - Acquired "F☆☆☆☆" certification. - Certified fire-resistant by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. *For details, please download the catalog!

  • Diatomaceous earth moisture control material
  • Interior construction
  • Interior coating materials

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Introduction to Non-Catalytic Interior Finishing Material NON SICK

Introduction to Non-Catalytic Interior Finishing Material NON SICK

This is an introduction to a finishing paint for walls and ceilings made from coral, lime, and MAGIQWATER.

This document introduces the wall and ceiling finishing paint "NON SICK." It includes information on the "mechanism" of NON SICK, as well as its "effects," "patented technology," "applications," and "other performance tests conducted." NON SICK is a wall and ceiling finishing paint made from coral, lime, and MAGIQWATER, which purifies the air by utilizing airflow from air conditioning and ventilation. 【Contents (excerpt)】 ■ What is NON SICK ■ The mechanism of NON SICK ■ The effects of NON SICK ■ The patented technology of NON SICK ■ Applications of NON SICK *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

  • Interior and exterior wall coating materials
  • Interior coating materials
  • Exterior coating materials

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【MYKE】Natural Authentic Lime Plaster 'Japan Shikkui'

【MYKE】Natural Authentic Lime Plaster 'Japan Shikkui'

Visit the manufacturer of Japan's plaster and introduce the manufacturing process that has inherited timeless techniques and wisdom.

Lime, glue, and straw are 100% natural materials that have been cultivated through unique techniques since the Edo period to create plaster. The unchanging method of plaster and the evolving ideas behind it. Utilizing the techniques and culture passed down to the present, the MYKE brand's "JAPAN Plaster" is a custom product tailored for modern architecture. We spoke with a manufacturing company in Tochigi Prefecture responsible for production about the research involved from limestone mining to manufacturing. In the first part, we will introduce the process from mining to burning lime in the kiln. ーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーー Japan plaster comes from one of the highest quality limestone strata in Japan, formed from the accumulation of corals and other materials in the ocean about 250 million years ago. The production of plaster utilizing the characteristics of the land began long ago. It is said that in the early days of the company, they often sold plaster for construction to Edo. Japanese plaster, believed to have been established during the Asuka period, is beautifully white, excels in fire and moisture resistance, and is durable, making it widely used in shrines, temples, and castles. Today, it is a representative building material of Japan, used in major structures such as Tokyo Station.

  • Plaster wall
  • Plaster wall
  • Spatial Design

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