[Construction Example 22] Renovation of hotel exterior with tile peeling prevention method + stone-like exterior material.
The existing tiled exterior of the hotel was renovated by combining a tile detachment prevention method with natural limestone-style exterior materials, resulting in a safe and luxurious facade.
This is an example of renovating the exterior wall of a hotel with existing porcelain tiles using the "Hamatex Net Anchor Method" combined with "Limestone." 【Property】[Renovation] NOKU Kyoto (Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture) ◇Construction Date: August 2015 ◇Construction Area: 395m2 ◇Base Material: Porcelain Tiles 【Customer's Challenges and Requests】 ◆The hotel, which is 20 years old, requires a large-scale renovation of its exterior to refresh its appearance. ◆We want to maintain the safety of the tiled exterior wall while reducing maintenance costs. ◆We want to match the texture and color of the natural stone (limestone) used on the first floor. 【Adoption Process】 ◇By combining a tile detachment prevention method with stone-like exterior materials, we proposed our product that ensures the safety of the tiled exterior wall while reducing maintenance costs, achieving high design quality and longevity, and it was adopted. 【Selection Points】 ◆The "Hamatex Net Anchor Method" prevents detachment of the 20-year-old tiled exterior wall, ensuring safety and security over a long period. ◆The texture and color of the natural stone (limestone) used on the first floor are matched, finishing the upper floors in a "limestone" style.
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Natural Limestone Look "Limestone" The soft color tones and warm texture of natural limestone are faithfully reproduced using unique technology. The pastel colors are maintained for a long time. Tile Shedding Prevention Method "Hamatex Net Anchor" A method to prevent the shedding of existing tile walls. It creates a new substrate layer without removing the deteriorated existing finish layer (tile/mortar), preventing shedding. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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[Standard Construction Process] [1] Substrate adjustment of the construction wall → [2] Marking out/Joint color application → [3] Joint tape application → [4] Base coat spraying of Hamacast main material → [5] Top coat spraying of Hamacast main material/Pattern spraying → [6] Trowel finishing → [7] Paper texture adjustment → [8] Two coats of top coat application → [9] Completion
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Since our founding in 1945, Hamacast has been creating "good things" that no one can imitate. We develop and manufacture unique exterior materials and waterproofing materials, such as high-design stone-like exterior materials that replicate natural stone and excel in weather resistance and stain resistance, as well as tile exterior wall renovation methods that are highly safe and durable. We also offer waterproofing methods that combine over 40 years of experience and achievements in complex waterproofing techniques with added insulation and durability. Furthermore, our strength lies in our "complete responsibility construction," which ensures consistent quality and performance by managing all stages of construction and aftercare. By maximizing this strength, we respond to our customers' needs by enhancing the asset value of buildings and reducing maintenance and renovation costs. Moving forward, we will continue to explore without compromise to shape the values of a new era, consistently creating "good things" for people, communities, and the environment.
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