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Ground Improvement Top Base (Koma) Method
This is a very innovative construction method that generates minimal pollution, such as vibrations and noise, during on-site construction work, resulting in a small impact on the environment. 【Features】 ○ Safely supports superimposed loads even on extremely weak ground. ○ Controls settlement and prevents differential settlement. ● For other functions and details, please download the catalog.
A groundbreaking foundation method for soft ground, the Top Base Method.
The world's oldest wooden structure, Horyu-ji's five-story pagoda, has withstood wind, snow, and major earthquakes for nearly 1,400 years without experiencing differential settlement, maintaining its elegance and magnificent appearance. The principle of the "stone cushion method," which lays stones on the great foundation built by our predecessors, demonstrates excellent effects in modern civil engineering and construction by using the "top base method (my spinning top)." Additionally, it offers many advantages such as ground reinforcement, excellent economic efficiency, ease of construction, and high reliability, making it widely applicable in various foundation works. [Features] - Safely supports superimposed loads even on extremely weak ground - Durability can be expected due to vibration absorption and earthquake resistance - Controls settlement and prevents differential settlement - An environmentally friendly method with no underground contamination - Construction is also possible in confined spaces within buildings For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
Foundation work Top Base Method
The Top Base Method has many features that are not found in other methods. The principle of the great "Stone Method" established by the battlefield demonstrates excellent effects on the current foundations of civil engineering and architecture by using "my own spinning top." In addition to ground reinforcement, it has many advantages such as excellent economy and workability, high reliability, and can be widely utilized in various foundation works. 【Features】 ○ Safely supports superimposed loads even on extremely weak ground ○ Reduces settlement and prevents differential settlement ● For other functions and details, please contact us.
Widely applicable to various structures and foundations! Foundation methods for soft ground.
"My Dokko" is a foundation method designed for use on weak ground. Horyu-ji Temple's five-story pagoda, the world's oldest wooden structure. The 1200-ton pagoda has withstood wind, snow, and major earthquakes for 1400 years without experiencing differential settlement, and it still maintains its grandeur and beautiful appearance. The "stone method," which involves laying stones on the foundation ground, is the wisdom of our predecessors. The "Top Base Method 'My Dokko'" has revived this wisdom by harmonizing and rationalizing it with other excellent methods for modern use. [Features] ■ Safely supports superimposed loads even on extremely weak ground ■ Earthquake resistance can be expected due to vibration absorption and shock prevention effects ■ Construction is possible within buildings and on narrow sites ■ Reduces settlement and prevents differential settlement ■ Easy to install without the need for special machinery *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
