With examples of construction, this is an irresistible product that combines a rough texture and a casual feel, suitable as an alternative to flooring in stores and homes. Made from domestic medium-grain wood, the "new scaffolding board" can be used for various purposes, not just as flooring. An antique-style rust finish is also available. This wild scaffolding board beautifully enhances the space.

This is a new cedar board manufactured for use as scaffolding at construction sites.

★New product has arrived! Reclaimed scaffolding boards have been used in various places recently. At toolbox, we have been offering them as "scaffolding board flooring" for some time, but waiting for craftsmen to wear them in takes time, and there may have been those who thought, "I like the relaxed feel of scaffolding boards, but the dirt, you know..." So why not use them yourself? That's why we have prepared brand new scaffolding boards. These products are in unused condition, so they are very clean without paint or other residues like reclaimed scaffolding boards, but they still retain the soft feel unique to wide and thick cedar scaffolding boards. We have prepared both a version with the same processing as the "rust finish" offered in 5mm thick scaffolding boards and a completely unpainted version. If you prefer a new but reclaimed look, please consider the rust finish. ★That said, since they are scaffolding boards They are originally made for use at construction sites, so they do not have the smooth surface finish typical of general flooring materials, and the surface of the material is somewhat rough. When used in stores or similar places with shoes on, they can be used as flooring as is, but if you plan to use them barefoot, sanding will be necessary.

• Special flooring/indoor
• Special flooring/indoor and outdoor
• Other flooring materials

The scaffolding boards that have been well received are now available in a thickness of 5mm. You can finish floors, walls, ceilings, and furniture with a vintage wood look.

★Incorporating Wood into Space This scaffold board is something I would like you to use on the wall first. A wall that looks like a stack of wood towering on one side within a white space. It pairs well with the exposed concrete from renovations, softening the space into a calming place. Perhaps because it's wood, it really complements houseplants well, making the greenery stand out vibrantly. Of course, it can also be used as finishing material for ceilings, furniture, and doors. Unlike the common smooth feel, it has been processed to retain the unique texture of cedar wood, resulting in a finish that has the character of reclaimed wood. ★Easily Usable Scaffold Boards These scaffold boards are not made from heavily damaged reclaimed wood; instead, they utilize the clean parts of the wood core after slicing off the worn surface or are made from scaffold boards used before being put on site. For those who love reclaimed wood, the "Rusty Iron Finish" is recommended. It has a special coloring that gives the impression of well-worn reclaimed wood. On the other hand, the "Untreated" option is a highly customizable material. Since it is untreated, I encourage you to apply BRIWAX on top. It creates a nice unevenness and allows for color changes, making it easy to match the space and resulting in a richly textured wall.

• Flooring materials by material (bamboo, cedar, cherry, paulownia, etc.)
• Wood-based board
• Ceiling panels and decorative panels

This is a wall material made from reclaimed wood that has been thinly cut and processed for easy installation, using building materials and sleepers that were used in wooden houses overseas. It can be applied like tiles.

★ A wall material that seems like it should exist but doesn't After a long time, I found an old wood with a unique strength. Personally, I thought it would be cool to put various old woods on the wall... and finally, I encountered it. This wall decoration material is made from reused teak wood that has been used for many years as railway sleepers, residential building materials, and wooden ship materials overseas. It features the natural texture of the wood with its unique bumps and beautiful grain, showcasing the material characteristics that only old wood can provide. ★ There are a total of 4 types! The rich texture of the wood is preserved as it is, and the traces of time that the old wood has endured are vividly present in three types: "thick, thin, and mosaic." The bumpy ones might have originally been pillars? The darkened ones could be remnants of the sleepers? The roughness and depth of the texture, which have withstood the test of time, evoke a sense of accumulated time. Compared to the thick, thin, and mosaic types, the "square" is relatively flat. Its understated shape pairs excellently with greenery and is an easy-to-handle material.

• Synthetic Resin Plywood
• Wood-based board
• Other wall materials

A beautiful piece selected as the "magic sheet." Finished with a single genuine veneer in size 1818, using gloss number 5. Seven types in total, including elm and cedar.

The natural wood flooring "natic" is a floor material that realistically expresses natural wood by utilizing the variations in wood color and pattern. Due to its suitability for challenges such as water resistance, warping, and floor creaking, we standardly use high-quality "Lauan plywood" that excels in strength and flexibility. This product pursues the idea of "luxuriously using materials for a carefully crafted piece." 【Features】 ■ Adopts a single genuine veneer to achieve a luxurious 145mm wide plank ■ Surface coating treatment with ROUGH and Mat custom finishes ■ Offers a variety of wood species to accommodate different sites ■ Structure compatible with underfloor heating *For more details, please refer to the materials. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries. ★ "Black aluminum baseboard for retrofitting" is also exclusively available for pre-sale as natic through Watanabe Pipe!

• Engineered Flooring
• Flooring materials by material (bamboo, cedar, cherry, paulownia, etc.)
• Flooring materials compatible with underfloor heating

In recent times, there has been a growing interest in infection control measures and facility hygiene management. Our company offers non-contact sensor products that are recommended for commercial facilities, food factories, and nursing and caregiving facilities. 【Sensors for Automatic Doors】 ● Light Touch Sensor HA-T401 … When you wave your hand in front of the automatic door, the sensor detects the movement and opens or closes the door. This is recommended for making doors with touch switches non-contact. ● Hand Wave Sensor PF-R5, PF-U2, DHS-1 … Opens and closes the automatic door by waving your hand in front of the sensor. ● Foot Switch PF-01S/01D/03S/05 … Opens and closes the automatic door by placing your foot in the opening. 【Access Control System】 ● Face Recognition + Unmanned Temperature Measurement DS Series … Allows for face recognition along with mask detection and body temperature measurement simultaneously. ● Automatic Disinfectant Spray Dispenser PHW-03B … Automatically sprays disinfectant when you wave your hand in front of the sensor. 【Nursing and Care Sensors】 ● Infrared Bed Exit Sensor "Just Place It Pole-kun" … This bed exit sensor is installed next to the bed and notifies via nurse call when the subject enters the detection range. ◎ For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.

To customers considering the introduction of vehicle detection sensors for parking lot construction, design, or management: Are you facing any challenges with current issues or selecting the right sensors for parking management? Hotron offers free materials that explain how to utilize vehicle detection sensors and the benefits of their introduction! ▽ Here is the lineup of materials ◉ Vehicle Detection Sensor Basic Guide This guide focuses on the challenges and solutions in parking lot operations, introducing the overview of vehicle detection sensors. ◉ Key Points for Introducing Vehicle Detection Sensors This material discusses the benefits of introduction based on installation locations and specific challenges. ◉ Case Studies of Vehicle Detection Sensor Implementation This document presents the challenges before implementation and the results after introduction. For more details, please download from our website and check it out. https://www.hotron.co.jp/download/

We will be exhibiting at the only comprehensive and cross-sectional international convention in the marine field in Japan, "Techno-Ocean 2025." In this exhibition, we will introduce a wide range of specialized survey services related to offshore wind power generation projects, including wind and sea condition surveys, O&M, sediment surveys, and fishing ground environmental monitoring. We will also showcase marine surveys and seagrass bed investigations using marine robots such as autonomous surface vehicles (ASVs) and underwater drones, as well as the collection of dead fish in aquaculture operations.

The energy policy promoted by the government has finally made a significant shift from "quantity to quality." The previous large-scale introduction of renewable energy policies relied on inexpensive foreign-made panels, leading to the chaotic installation of mega-solar farms across Japan's land, which created environmental, landscape, and waste issues. As a result, Japan's energy self-sufficiency rate remains at a mere 13%, and even with the advancement of renewable energy, "import dependence" has not been resolved. In light of this reflection, the focus moving forward will be on "developing domestic energy technologies" and promoting "self-consumption type renewable energy." Among these, perovskite solar cells are lightweight, highly efficient, and offer great flexibility in installation, making them a trump card for "decentralized renewable energy" that can be easily retrofitted onto building walls and roofs. Kenneth Energy Development Co., Ltd. is developing a "selective self-consumption solar power generation system" that utilizes domestic panels and perovskite technology. Based on a track record of 83 projects nationwide and a total construction cost of 908.4 billion yen, it supports the industry's "energy independence." Now, renewable energy is entering an era of "security infrastructure."

"Perovskite solar cells" are once again emerging at the center of Japan's renewable energy policy. Mr. Takai has proposed "nurturing domestic technology for renewable energy" as part of energy and industrial policy, causing related stocks to attract attention in the market as the "Takai trade." The background to this is Japan's long-standing dependence on foreign-made panels in its renewable energy structure. While inexpensive imports have supported proliferation, they have also left a "negative legacy" of forest development, disposal risks, and price fluctuations. If this continues, both the land and energy supply will be controlled by foreign entities—this sense of crisis is the trigger for policy change. Perovskite solar cells possess the trifecta of being lightweight, highly efficient, and low-cost, making installation in existing buildings easy. Development is progressing as a domestic technology, and it is expected to become a mainstay for self-consumption power generation in the future. Kenneth Energy Development Co., Ltd. is developing a "next-generation self-consumption solar power system" with an eye on these perovskite cells. With over 8,000 installations nationwide and expertise in subsidy support, they are turning companies' "energy independence" into reality.