Adoption of patented technology "Shape Memory Opening and Closing Device"! A construction method that has also obtained certification from the Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism.
The "Ventilation and Insulation WB Method" is an "evolved traditional construction method" that combines Japan's traditions with new technologies. By expelling stagnant air without trapping moisture, odors, and chemicals that arise from daily life, it allows the house to breathe, maintaining a comfortable temperature and humidity inside the home, thus achieving a "healthy house" that supports the health of its inhabitants. Since it can efficiently regulate indoor temperature, there is no need to excessively use heating and cooling systems, leading to "energy savings, CO2 reduction, and prevention of global warming." 【Features】 ■ In summer, ventilation openings automatically open to create natural airflow. ■ In winter, ventilation openings automatically close to enhance insulation. *For more details, please feel free to contact us.
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【Structure】 ■ Use of breathable wall materials ■ Establish a ventilation layer between the room walls and insulation ■ Automatic opening and closing device for vents using shape memory alloys *For more details, please feel free to contact us.
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At the Dream Home Building Workshop, we assist our customers in creating the homes they envision as a specialty store for healthy, eco-friendly, and energy-efficient housing. With the resolve to "ensure that we do not leave a burden for the future in pursuit of our own happiness and satisfaction," we carefully select the materials we use, and we intend to continue applying this philosophy to our home building efforts.
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