Case Studies on the Effective Use of Logistics Containers Made from Natural Materials
New initiatives in container houses
While the use of containers for logistics as offices or plant factories is increasing, containers without insulation are excessively affected by outside temperatures. Thanks to Applegate Japan's unique "Wall Spray Method," which ensures thorough application even on the uneven surfaces of the container, comfort has been achieved despite being a container house. Applegate cellulose insulation not only provides soundproofing but also prevents condensation within the walls, offering an energy-efficient and comfortable living space. [Contents] - Construction photos - Introduction to Applegate cellulose For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Content】 ○ The interior of the container has many uneven surfaces ○ Construction preparation stage ○ Installation on walls and ceiling ○ Perfect installation on walls and ceiling ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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Applegate Japan was established to provide a safe and comfortable living environment for everyone in Japan, backed by half a century of experience and achievements of Applegate Insulation Company, headquartered in Michigan, USA, and its highest quality cellulose insulation. Applegate Japan uses the number one quality insulation in the United States and has introduced the highest standard of construction techniques recognized in the U.S., known as wall spray, to Japan, with the mission of delivering a comfortable and safe living environment while promoting the use of cellulose insulation.
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