Non-combustible molding specialized for curved surfaces.
SNAKE is a non-combustible molding that expresses curves. With its beautiful curves and delicate finish, it creates a luxurious space. ★Four Features of SNAKE★ 1. Decoration is possible on curved surfaces 2. Custom design options available 3. Seamless space creation in combination with Dimple Shade 4. Made from non-combustible materials We accept original curves and surface designs. In addition to custom options, we also offer six types of product designs. You can also check 3D data on our website.
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basic information
If you prepare the assumed dimensions and design images for the molding in advance and consult with us, it will enable a smoother meeting. Based on the data provided, we will consider production from all perspectives. Since the sizes and prices that can be produced vary depending on the design of the cross-section and material thickness, please inquire accordingly.
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As molding for the walls of the hall.
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If you are struggling with interior design plans for commercial facilities, various tenants, or architectural design projects, please contact our company, which specializes in the processing and manufacturing of three-dimensional design panels and pictograms. We will provide a wide range of proposals to help you realize your desired design plan. We have all the necessary facilities in our own factory, from custom NC machining for cutting, surface treatment, to painting. Therefore, we can respond flexibly to deadlines and cost considerations. Please feel free to consult with us. We want to create beautiful spaces that no one will ever see and that have never been challenged before. That is our unwavering passion.
