Here is a wall material that expands the possibilities of design.
"Delacreet" refers to a system of exterior and interior wall materials based on a cement board that uses inorganic lightweight aggregate Portland cement mortar developed in the early 1980s by USG Corporation (USA), the world's largest gypsum board manufacturer, with glass fiber mesh embedded on both sides for reinforcement.
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【Features】 ○ Seamless large wall ○ Compatible with ventilation groove method ○ Curved surface application possible ○ Crack resistance ○ High finishing flexibility ○ Suitable for wooden and steel structures ○ Easy on-site processing ○ Water resistance ○ Fire resistance (certified and designated by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism) ○ Durability and seismic resistance ○ Zero asbestos ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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In the seventh year of the Meiji era, Toyokichi Togawa, the first generation, founded the plastering company "Daiwaya" in Niigata's Furumachi. At the time of its establishment, the company focused on creating earthen walls for storehouses, which were said to be the pinnacle of plastering craftsmanship, and particularly left behind masterpieces in the sculpting techniques of Western-style buildings. The reliefs at places such as the Niigata Hotel, Italia-ken, and the Sumiyoshi-cho branch of the Fourth Bank (now relocated) received great acclaim and continue to be talked about to this day.
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