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From April 2025, it will be mandatory for housing to comply with energy-saving standards. However, if a house that receives building confirmation after January 2024 does not meet the energy-saving standards, it will be excluded from tax reductions. Housing developers who are "still unable to take measures" or are "worried whether simply meeting the standards will result in a comfortable home" are encouraged to participate. 【Part 1】Preparing for the Mandatory Compliance with Energy-Saving Standards (Points on Energy-Saving Calculations and Insulation Construction on Site) Housing Guarantee Corporation, Tokyo Metropolitan Area First Sales Office, Technical Management Department An overview of the revisions to housing loan tax deductions after 2024, specific measures for the revision of energy-saving standards, and points and precautions for insulation material installation will be explained. (Note: There will also be content regarding services for properties utilizing the Home Warranty Insurance.) 【Part 2】Points for Air Tightness and Moisture Control to Exhibit Insulation Performance Atsushi Tsurimoto, Japan Living Environment Co., Ltd. Utilizing his experience from conducting annual airtightness measurement training and on-site training, he provides construction guidance to contractors. He also offers explanations on the YouTube channel "Ie no Supplement."

To make higher-level housing a norm... this is informative content!! ● Latest status of wall quantity calculation standards for wooden buildings at ZEH levels, etc. ● Response to insulation performance grades 6 and 7 (single-family homes) ● Consideration for further promotion of energy conservation (insulation and airtightness) ● Realization of a healthy and comfortable living environment ● Preparing for the entry of major builders from outside the prefecture ● 13:30–14:20 (50 minutes) "Latest Explanation! How the Wall Quantity Calculation Standards Will Change" Kenichi Shiba, Housing Guarantee Corporation ● 14:30–15:20 (50 minutes) "Introduction to Insulation Levels of Grades 6 and 7 and Practical Examples" Hideaki Tanaka, Paramount Glass Industry Co., Ltd. ● 15:30–16:15 (45 minutes) "What Should Be Considered in Selecting Indoor Ventilation After 20 Years of Mandatory Installation?" Atsushi Tsurimoto, Japan Living Environment Co., Ltd.

【Real Seminar for Construction Companies, Design Offices, Trading Companies, and Wholesalers in the Tokai Region】 【Part 1】The Future of Housing Supported by Insulation Grade 6 and Resin Windows! Why is this combination necessary now? Mr. Daisuke Kondo, YKK AP Corporation 【Part 2】The Demand for High-Performance Homes is Rapidly Increasing! Explaining Key Points and Measures from Actual Properties Mr. Atsushi Tsurimoto, Japan Living Environment Corporation

【Real Seminar for Construction Companies, Design Offices, Trading Companies, and Wholesalers in the Tokai Region】 【Part 1】The Future of Housing Supported by Insulation Grade 6 and Resin Windows! Why is this combination necessary now? Daisuke Kondo, YKK AP Corporation 【Part 2】The Demand for High-Performance Homes is Rapidly Increasing! Explaining Points and Measures from Actual Properties Atsushi Tsurimoto, Japan Living Environment Corporation

To make higher-level housing a norm... this is an informative content!! ● Latest status of wall quantity calculation standards for wooden buildings at ZEH level, etc. ● Response to insulation performance grades 6 and 7 (single-family homes) ● Consideration for further promotion of energy conservation (insulation and airtightness) ● Realization of a healthy and comfortable living environment ● Preparing for the entry of major builders from outside the prefecture ● 13:25–13:30 (5 minutes) "About Ninohe-type housing" Eiichi Takahashi, Ninohe Branch, Iwate Prefecture Architects Association ● 13:30–14:20 (50 minutes) "Latest Explanation! How the wall quantity calculation standards will change" Kenichi Shiba, Housing Guarantee Corporation ● 14:30–15:20 (50 minutes) "Introduction of insulation levels for grades 6 and 7 and practical examples" Hideaki Tanaka, Paramount Glass Industry Co., Ltd. ● 15:30–16:15 (45 minutes) "What has become clear after 20 years of mandatory installation? What should be considered in selecting indoor ventilation?" Atsushi Tsurimoto, Japan Living Environment Co., Ltd.

【Part 1】Various Proposals for Defect Insurance and Introduction of Case Studies House Plus Housing Guarantee Co., Ltd. House Plus Housing Guarantee Co., Ltd. has a top-class track record in housing performance evaluations. We will introduce trends related to recent rain leak incidents and products that can be of assistance. 【Part 2】The Necessity of Attic Ventilation Learned from Rain Leak and Condensation Incidents Japan Living Environment Co., Ltd. Atsushi Tsurimoto Utilizing the experience gained from conducting annual airtightness measurement training and on-site verification during my sales career, I provide construction guidance to contractors. I also explain and verify actual houses more clearly on the YouTube channel "Ie no Supplement."

**Part 1: Various Proposals for Defect Insurance and Introduction of Case Studies** House Plus Housing Guarantee Co., Ltd. House Plus Housing Guarantee Co., Ltd. has a top-class track record in housing performance evaluations. We will introduce trends related to recent rain leak accidents and products that can be helpful. **Part 2: The Necessity of Attic Ventilation Learned from Rain Leak and Condensation Accidents** Nihon Jukankyo Co., Ltd. - Atsushi Tsurimoto Utilizing the experience gained from conducting annual airtightness measurement training and on-site verification, which amounted to 100 cases during my sales career, I provide construction guidance to contractors. I also explain and verify actual houses in an easy-to-understand manner on my YouTube channel "Ie no Sapuri."

The new product "SEV-15FD" will be released on Thursday, June 1! This product is a ventilation component suitable for both flat and hip roofs, with no water leakage even at wind speeds of 40 m/s. It is a versatile ridge ventilation system that can be used not only with flat roofs but also in conjunction with open boards (sold separately) for ventilation at hip roofs. <Product Highlights> ■ Suitable for hip roofs, making it ideal for apartments with partitioned gable roofs ■ Waterproof for peace of mind in strong wind areas ■ Durable with rot-resistant plastic battens ■ Fully guards against insects and animals For more details, please refer to the product page below.

The new product "SEV-15FD" is scheduled to be released on Thursday, June 1st. This product was developed in response to customer requests for a fire-resistant version of the "SEV-15" (our conventional product) and has obtained a 45-minute fire resistance certification. It retains the shape of the conventional product while inheriting a slim design. <Product Highlights> 1. 45-minute fire resistance certification 2. Inherits the slim design of the "SEV-15" 3. Achieves high ventilation and waterproof performance 4. Excellent workability For more details, please refer to the product page below.

We have updated the comprehensive product catalog and web catalog (in e-book format) to the 2023 edition. We would like to offer you the "Comprehensive Catalog 2023" upon request. Please refer to the catalog page below for details. *The downloadable PDF is a portion of the "Comprehensive Catalog 2023." *If you would like the complete version, please feel free to contact us.

This blog explains the methods for measuring the airtightness of detached houses. To be honest, "Japan Living Environment Co., Ltd." started its business by selling products aimed at improving the "airtight performance" of homes. This article will provide detailed explanations so that even those who are "doing airtightness measurement for the first time" can measure with confidence. Recently, some clients have expressed a desire to "observe the airtightness measurement site." By reading this article, you can prepare in advance for the process. We will also explain the significance of conducting airtightness measurements, so please read until the end. [Contents] ■ What is airtightness measurement? What can be understood from the measurement results? ■ What happens if the C value is poor? Negative effects of poorly airtight homes ■ Let's conduct airtightness measurements twice! The difference between "intermediate airtightness measurement" and "final airtightness measurement" ■ Methods and specific procedures for airtightness measurement ■ Summary *You can view the detailed content of the blog through the related links. For more information, please feel free to contact us.

In houses where condensation often forms on windows and walls, the ceiling and attic may also be experiencing condensation. Especially if the attic is condensing, it can negatively impact the house's seismic resistance and durability, so prompt action is necessary. In this blog, we will introduce the causes of condensation on ceilings and attics, as well as measures to address the fundamental issues. [Contents] ■ Condensation? Leaks? The true nature of stains on the ceiling ■ Causes of condensation on ceilings and attics ■ Risks of neglecting attic condensation ■ Can you receive insurance compensation for condensation? How to deal with mold on ceilings and attics ■ Three measures to improve recurring condensation on ceilings and attics ■ Summary *For detailed content of the blog, please refer to the related links. For more information, feel free to contact us.

There are four types of 24-hour ventilation: Type 1 ventilation, Type 2 ventilation, Type 3 ventilation, and Type 4 ventilation (passive ventilation). In single-family homes, Type 1 or Type 3 ventilation is commonly used. Both Type 1 and Type 3 ventilation have their own advantages and disadvantages, so it is important to understand their characteristics and choose the one that fits your desired living style. This is a key point to avoid regrets when selecting a 24-hour ventilation system. In this blog, we will focus on explaining the advantages and disadvantages of Type 1 ventilation, Type 3 ventilation, and ductless ventilation, as well as their issues. [Content Overview] - Advantages and disadvantages of choosing Type 1 ventilation (total heat exchange type) - Advantages and disadvantages of choosing Type 3 ventilation - Comparison points for selecting a 24-hour ventilation system without regrets - Cautions for ductless ventilation (local exhaust wall-mounted fans) - Frequently asked questions about Type 1 and Type 3 ventilation - Summary *For detailed content of the blog, please refer to the related links. For more information, feel free to contact us.