Thinning timber double beam frame construction [※Cutting-edge technology for wooden structures!]

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last updated：Feb 10, 2017

クスベ産業

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It is possible to effectively utilize a large amount of thinned timber, making construction faster, cheaper, and easier, allowing for the creation of three-dimensional structures! We can flexibly respond to slopes, embankments, waterways, and more.

In artificial forests such as cedar and cypress, thinning work is carried out when the trees become too crowded as they grow, and the thinned wood is generated as a byproduct of this thinning process. The thinned wood is often small in diameter, has limited uses, and is of low value. In recent years, there are concerns about forest degradation due to thinned wood being left on-site after thinning work or the thinning work itself not being conducted. Therefore, utilizing thinned wood can contribute to forest management and invigorate the forestry industry. 【Features】 - Strong structure due to the installation of supports within a double frame - Promotion of resource recycling - Improvement of aesthetics and reduction of environmental impact - Shortened construction period and cost reduction *For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.

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【Main Features】 - It is a structure that connects the ends of double truss frames by overlapping them. - By erecting columns within the double frame, it becomes a sturdy structure. - The assembled structure is flexible because the double truss frames and columns are not fixed together. - The columns serve as piles, making them resistant to sliding. - By stacking or spreading the double truss frames horizontally, the structure can be made to the required size. - The assembled structure can accommodate curves by installing the double truss frames at a 90-degree angle and extending them in a perpendicular direction, or by forming the double truss frames into a trapezoid. - Additionally, by adjusting the number of stacked double truss frames, it can adapt to ground level differences. - The product components consist only of double truss frames and columns, making construction quick and easy. - The corners of the truss frames are secured with vertical rod components, while other parts can effectively utilize local bamboo, discarded wood, branches, etc., as substitutes for vertical rods. *For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.*