Directly attachable to the board substrate. It can be installed in rooms using either the large wall method or the true wall method.
In traditional Japanese rooms, the walls were constructed using the straight wall method, and ceiling boards were installed in areas with vaulted ceilings. However, in recent years, the use of the thick wall method has increased, and it has become common to apply board substrates to the ceilings. The traditional openwork ceiling cannot be installed under a board substrate, but the direct-adhesive openwork ceiling "One-Touch Pon" can be installed even under a board substrate. It is commonly used not only in Japanese rooms but also in modern Japanese-style rooms and Western-style rooms that utilize the thick wall method.
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basic information
Directly adhering to the board substrate is acceptable. It can also be installed in areas without the conventional board substrate, making it a two-in-one excellent product. It is also suitable for wall applications.
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Private residences, public facilities, etc.
Detailed information
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This is a Yoshino masak sheet pattern. It is also possible to create a veneer with cedar masak.
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This is a Fukagawa wood grain pattern. We can also produce it with a veneer of cedar wood.
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It is the shape of a scone.
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Our company specializes in interior materials for shrines and temples, particularly in products made from cedar and cypress veneer. We handle everything in-house, from raw wood procurement to lumber processing, slicing, and various types of processing. In the world of architecture and interior decoration, we consistently maintain our commitment to quality and provide fire-resistant products. Through this, we aim to contribute to society by safely and stably supplying environmentally friendly materials (low formaldehyde materials). Please feel free to contact us with any requests.
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