Wooden Warehouse Using the Wood Big Span Method
Wood Big Span Construction Method
A large-span wooden warehouse is realized with a low volume of materials to keep costs down. Wooden structures are being chosen for large-scale warehouses and factories.
The "Wood Big Span Method," which uses high-durability and high-strength wooden trusses, allows for the construction of warehouses with large spans and high ceilings even in wooden structures. According to the 2019 Construction Start Statistics Survey Report, when comparing the construction unit prices of various structures, it is evident that wooden warehouses are more than 10% cheaper than steel-framed warehouses. Additionally, while the useful life of depreciable assets is set shorter compared to other structures, it does not necessarily mean that the lifespan of wooden buildings is shorter than that of other structures. The "useful life for depreciation" is merely a guideline; for warehouses, the depreciation period for steel structures (with steel thickness over 4mm) is 31 years, while wooden structures can be depreciated in less than half that time, at 15 years. 【Features】 ■ Can be used as a commercial warehouse ■ Achieves a 4m eave necessary for loading and unloading, and a ceiling height of 7m ■ May be eligible for subsidies *You can view case materials from the "PDF Download." Please feel free to contact us with any inquiries.
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【Other Features】 - Difficult to warm up in the summer sun, and in winter, indoor heat is less likely to escape. - Can accommodate various regions and scales with two-by-four construction, from exposed wooden structures to fire-resistant structures. - Supports not only the design and manufacturing of trusses and wall panels but also the overall structural design of the building. *For more details, please refer to the materials. Feel free to contact us as well.
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MITSUI HOME Timber & Building Materials Division
Mitsui Home Co., Ltd. Timber & Building Materials Division is a specialized organization that leverages our track record and expertise as a leading company in 2×4 construction to ensure a stable supply of building components and promote the adoption of non-residential timber construction. ■ Three Key Strengths Supporting Our Timber Architecture Solutions 1. Establishment of a One-Stop Supply System We have fully integrated our operations—from structural design support and high-precision off-site precutting to smooth delivery to the site. This contributes to enhanced construction accuracy and labor savings on-site. 2. Capabilities for Mid- to Large-Scale & Facility Timber Buildings We support column-free large spaces using 2×4 trusses and fire-resistive structures that satisfy strict fire safety standards. We bring timberization to non-residential facilities, including warehouses, retail stores, welfare facilities, and livestock barns. 3. Comprehensive Capabilities & Reliability of the Mitsui Home Group In addition to strengthening our renovation and condominium-related businesses by leveraging synergies within the group, we support our clients' diverse business opportunities through our nationwide network. If you have any inquiries regarding the "timberization of facilities" with a view toward decarbonization and SDGs, or if you face any challenges with structural calculations or material procurement, please feel free to contact us.
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