The second floor is a large space measuring 10.92m × 24.57m! A two-story office building with a span of 11m realized using only residential materials.
Here is an introduction to a case study of an office constructed in Gyoda City, Saitama Prefecture. A two-story building with a span of 11 meters was realized using only residential materials. Although it is relatively large for a wooden office building, the first floor is designed with small rooms to limit the span of the floor beams, allowing for a spacious area on the second floor. This reasonable structural plan made it possible to use residential-sized structural materials throughout. The second floor features a large space measuring 10.92m x 24.57m. You can view the detailed information about this case study through the related links, so please take a look. 【Case Overview】 ■ Span: 8–10m ■ Fire Resistance: None ■ Completion Year: 2014 ■ Location: Gyoda City, Saitama Prefecture ■ Total Floor Area: 660m² ■ Hardware Used: Tech One Series / Tech One P3 Plus *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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We are a manufacturer of construction hardware that firmly protects the "wooden houses" loved by the Japanese from earthquakes. We were the first in Japan to promote the Kuretec hardware method, making traditional wooden frame construction even more robust. Additionally, we boast the highest production volume in Japan for reinforcing hardware (Z-mark, C-mark) traditionally used in wooden house construction. Furthermore, our precut business for structural frames using the latest equipment is set to expand throughout the entire eastern Japan in the future. We have group companies in Tochigi Prefecture and Chiba Prefecture in Japan, as well as in China and Guam overseas, aiming for future development into a global company.
