Overcome the barrier of management regulations with 'Soundproof Flooring'

★Cedar and Cypress Flooring When you think of Japanese cedar and cypress, you might have a traditional and rigid image. However, there are actually increasing examples of natural finishes that match modern spaces. Spaces that fully showcase the charm of these classic woods create a refined atmosphere that is calm rather than stiff. The gentle scent that seems to permeate the heart and the softness and smoothness to the touch are captivating. Perhaps it's because I'm Japanese; I feel an irresistible attraction to these two types of wood, as if it's embedded in my genes. ★Softness Creates Warmth Cypress is stronger than cedar, but both are considered softwoods among the various flooring materials, and this softness is their greatest characteristic. While softness makes them more prone to scratches, it also means they contain more air within their fibers. This air within the fibers ensures thermal insulation. You can clearly feel the difference in warmth underfoot when you compare walking on them to harder wood flooring. They are the perfect material for Japanese flooring, where people often live barefoot.

★Why the Expression of Wood Was Missing This soundproof flooring uses slices of natural wood on its surface, and above all, the expression of the wood is different from other soundproof floorings. There have been many products with natural wood applied in the past, but their expressions often appear flat, like a sheet, and look like plastic for some reason, making the beauty of the natural wood expression not come to life. On the other hand, this flooring deliberately uses wide oak with knots and color variations, allowing for a deep and expressive wood appearance upon installation. ★The Last Stronghold Due to the unique structure of soundproof flooring that incorporates cushioning to meet soundproofing requirements, the soft walking sensation and the associated risk of floor creaking inevitably accompany it, just like other soundproof floorings. However, for those who cannot accept the slick, shiny, and thin feel of many soundproof floorings, there is good news. This product is recommended for those seeking a slightly rougher, cozy wood expression while still fulfilling functional requirements. It is sure to become the last stronghold in your search for soundproof flooring!