It is an insulation material made from domestic cedar and cedar bark.
"Forest Board" is an insulation material that has a low environmental impact on the Earth and can be used safely and securely. Made from natural materials, it returns to the soil when disposed of. Although its thermal conductivity is inferior compared to chemical insulation materials, its safety, recyclability, heat retention, and, above all, its resistance to condensation are significant features. [Features] - Cedar bark is less susceptible to decay fungi compared to wood. - Cedar bark boards are less prone to termite damage. - Cedar bark boards absorb and fix formaldehyde. - Cedar bark also absorbs foul-smelling gases like ammonia and mercaptan. - Cedar bark boards are less flammable compared to wood particle boards. *Available only in the western Japan area. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Materials Used for Forest Board】 ■Main Ingredients ・Cedar bark 49% ・Virgin pulp 49% ・Corn starch 2% *Available only in the western Japan area. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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*Available only in the western Japan area. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Kiso Co., Ltd. handles building materials made from natural domestic materials as much as possible. By using domestically sourced natural materials such as timber, we contribute to the promotion of domestic forestry and help protect the mountains. Additionally, in processing, we strive to engage and cooperate with local industries as much as possible. Please feel free to contact us if you have any requests. *Available only in the western Japan area.
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