Non-peeling, non-falling, unchanging! A tile fall prevention method that maintains aesthetics.
The "JK Serider Method" is a tile fall prevention technique that reinforces tiled exterior walls using a special acrylic resin called "JK Serider," which contains short fibers, and special anchor pins. It has received certification from the Better Living Foundation and meets the quality standards established by the UR Urban Development Corporation for exterior wall tile repair technology. The JK Serider Method has over 700 construction achievements, with a cumulative construction area exceeding 700,000 square meters. 【Features】 - Patent-protected method - High waterproofing and blocking properties due to acrylic resin, preventing exterior wall deterioration and extending lifespan - The coating is colorless and transparent, preserving the luxurious texture of the tile finish and maintaining its beauty - Prevents the peeling of exterior wall finishing materials during earthquakes and suppresses the occurrence of cracks For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Standard Specifications】 [Primer] ○ JK Sealer (undiluted) → Application amount (kg/m²): 0.1 to 0.15 [Intermediate Coat] ○ JK Cerider Main Agent (undiluted) → Application amount (kg/m²): 0.4 (first coat), 0.3 to 0.4 (second coat) [Top Coat] ○ JK Top (undiluted) → Application amount (kg/m²): 0.1 to 0.15 (first coat), 0.1 to 0.15 (second coat) ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Examples of Achievements】 ○ Condominium (Tokyo) ○ Office Building (Tokyo) ○ Hotel (Tokyo) ○ High-Rise Building (Kanagawa) ○ Government Building (Osaka) ○ University Facility (Nagasaki) ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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The Japan Resin Construction Cooperative is an organization of specialized contractors that carry out repair, renovation, and reinforcement work to prevent the falling of finishing materials on concrete structures and to enhance their aesthetic appeal. Currently, there are about 150 member companies nationwide, most of which possess many years of experience and excellent skills in investigation, diagnosis, design, and construction. Additionally, as an organization, we have a track record in special construction projects such as the preservation of important cultural properties.