Fish habitat functional environmental waterway
The "Eco Waterway Construction Method" is a new ecological conservation waterway construction method developed with the aim of improving functionality while reducing costs. There are three types: bottom hole type, horizontal hole type, and combined type.
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【Features】 ■ The bottom hole type creates a habitat for benthic organisms such as crabs, loaches, and bivalves by accumulating sand, gravel, and water at the bottom of the waterway. ■ The side hole type, installed on the side of the waterway, provides a space for small freshwater fish and fry to inhabit and take refuge. ■ The combined type integrates the above two types, allowing for the construction of a waterway that is most considerate of the ecosystem. ■ Each product has been confirmed to support the actual living conditions of organisms. *For other functions and details, please feel free to contact us.
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【Purpose】 ○ Water channels and others
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Since our establishment in 1959, we have been engaged in the manufacturing and sales of concrete products with the motto "Aiming to create an environment with moisture." Moving forward, we will continue to support the development of moisture-rich infrastructure that coexists with nature through our product creation. 【Products We Handle】 ■ NETIS (New Technology Information System of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism) registered products ■ Products certified by the Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (Article 14 of the Enforcement Order of the Land Development Act) ■ Award-winning products from the National Technology Development Award ■ Introduction of new technologies, new methods, and new products ■ Products for retaining walls and slopes ■ Environmental and river products ■ Road products ■ Waterway products ■ Drainage products ■ Sewage products ... and more.
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