Efforts for the recycling of smoked tiles! Roof tiles reborn as high-performance materials.
If discarded as is, the waste tiles become industrial waste, but by finely crushing them, they can be reused. Tiles are made from high-quality clay, making them a gentle material that will eventually return to the earth. Various initiatives that utilize this characteristic are being promoted across the country, contributing to the prevention of global warming. Koyo Seigawara is committed to protecting traditional Japanese smoked tiles while also engaging in natural conservation and effective resource utilization as part of its corporate activities. 【Features】 - Excellent resistance to foot traffic, making it difficult for vehicles to compress - Superior moisture retention and permeability - High nutrient retention capacity - Extremely low CO2 emissions during the manufacturing process For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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Utilization of Recycled Tile Materials ○ Water-retaining and permeable soil ○ Weed control material for parks ○ Paving material for parking lots and roads ○ Moisture-proof material for residential floors ○ Potting soil for potted plants ○ Growing soil for fields and gardening ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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What we at Koyo Seigawara deliver is "ibushi-gawara" (smoked tiles). In the final process of firing the tiles, they are smoked, creating a carbon membrane on the surface, which prevents deterioration and discoloration of the tiles due to rain, snow, and frost, thus giving wooden structures a lifespan of 100 to 200 years. This is a traditional Japanese tile. Upholding the spirit of "lifetime craftsmanship," we create "issho-gawara" (lifetime tiles) that continue to radiate beautiful brilliance even after 100 years. That is Koyo Seigawara.
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