For the conservation of camphor trees! No need to demolish existing structures, preserving the landscape.
Introducing the conservation of natural environments for designated natural monuments using the "Tosui CON filling method." This method does not require the demolition of existing structures. Additionally, it does not compromise the landscape and produces no noise or vibration. It is particularly suitable for the conservation of camphor trees. 【Features】 ■ Does not compromise the landscape ■ Prevents backfill erosion ■ No traffic restrictions required ■ No demolition of existing structures needed ■ No noise or vibration *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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**Characteristics of the Toosui CON Filling Method** - Existing structures remain as they are, maintaining the landscape, reducing costs, and preserving integrity. - Has strength comparable to mortar and ensures permeability functionality. - Permeability coefficient K15 = 1.00×10^-1 cm/sec or higher, in accordance with JIS A1218. - Compressive strength of 13N to 15N/mm² (at an age of 28 days or more) and does not contain water quality pollutants. - No demolition of existing structures, resulting in no noise or vibration. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*
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【Purpose】 ■Cypress Tree Environmental Conservation *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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ESP Corporation is a company located in Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture, specializing in stone masonry reinforcement, river erosion control, and bank erosion repair focused on landscape aesthetics. Please consult us for repairs and reinforcements related to water, such as landscape-forming empty stone masonry wall reinforcement using the "Auto-Tsu Method," small-scale riverbank erosion control, small-scale coastal erosion control, sediment control dam erosion, and the Toosui CON filling method.
