Civil engineering projects using domestic materials.

From concrete to wood! The transition to wooden materials protects the environment and forests, realizing "local production for local consumption"!

By replacing concrete with wood, the transition to wooden materials protects the environment, preserves forests, creates new demand, and realizes "local production for local consumption." The "pressure-injected treated wood," developed for effective utilization of wood, is adopted in public civil engineering projects such as small dams and park facilities due to its strength and high workability. Using wood instead of concrete protects the Earth and preserves the landscape. 【Features】 ■ Stability: Structural body based on stability calculations and structural calculations ■ Durability: Meets the quality, performance, and durability required for civil engineering structures ■ Economic efficiency: Comparable to conventional concrete and steel structures ■ Workability: Excellent workability allows for shortened construction periods ■ Local production for local consumption: Utilizes domestically sourced thinned wood *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

Wood deck (synthetic wood/resin)Other park materialsDam construction