A system storage that can accommodate futons.
A lifestyle that will surely change from today to tomorrow. Futons, which are indispensable for Japanese people. As the number of Japanese-style rooms decreases, we are now proposing a new system for storage solutions. 【Function Items】 ○ Movable shelf 1 (for MSR) t60×W1079×D375 (load capacity 40kg/shelf) ○ Movable shelf support (MSR) t18(19)×H48×L768 (set of 2) L800 L832 ○ Movable shelf 2 t30×W1079×D244 (poly plywood flush, load capacity 15kg/shelf, including supports) 〇 Slatted shelf t55×W1079×D750 (load capacity 40kg/shelf) ○ Hanger pipe, oval pipe H37 L1076 (load capacity 30kg/pipe, including supports) *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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【Standard Design Specifications】 ○ Box Material: Low-pressure melamine board t18(19), t8 in white color ○ Fixed Shelf: Low-pressure melamine board t18(19) in white color ○ Movable Shelf: Reinforced paper-covered board (particle board core t15 and others) (Load capacity 40kg/piece) in white color ○ Movable Shelf Support (MSR): Low-pressure melamine board t18(19), t8 MD1 (hardware) ○ Hardware: Hinges, washers, back panel fixing hardware ○ Door Specifications: In accordance with system storage *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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In the latter half of the 1950s, in order to meet the rapidly increasing demand for housing, the prefabricated construction method was introduced for public housing construction, and the Japan Housing Panel Industry Cooperative (Pane Kyo) was established as an organization to manufacture and supply interior materials and components. With the initial goal of "modernizing and industrializing construction production," we have worked to reduce costs and standardize quality by producing housing components and materials in factories and delivering them to construction sites. Since then, we have accumulated a track record of over one million units of interior work for collective housing over approximately 60 years. We are deeply grateful for this. Currently, we have nearly 260 employees (including 32 first-class architects, 44 first-class construction management engineers, and 5 interior coordinators), 31 member companies that are manufacturing interior components, and about 1,462 construction technicians actively working. Our operations have expanded to four branches and 20 sales offices nationwide. Our product offerings include not only interior panel construction methods but also system storage units, non-combustible wood materials for interiors, antibacterial and antiviral components, toilet booths, wooden handrails, and wooden partitions for schools, among others. We are particularly proactive in effectively utilizing local materials in various regions. Additionally, we are also focusing on renovation and remodeling.
