Approximately W6,350×H2,925mm, installation time is about 3 hours! Exposed type shutter case structure.
We would like to introduce a case where a shutter gate was manufactured and delivered as a single unit to a private residence in Aichi Prefecture. This time, it was a shutter case exposed type structure, and the shutter installation was arranged by the construction company. After the structure was installed, finishing work was carried out by the construction company, and it was completed. The use of the same tiles as the side walls of the access gate created a sense of unity, and since it was installed at almost the same height as the adjacent garage, it resulted in a cohesive closed exterior. 【Case Overview】 ■ Dimensions: Approximately W6,300 × H2,925 mm ■ Installation Time: Approximately 3 hours *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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Daikin Corporation aims to "protect human life from the collapse of exteriors during earthquakes" and promotes its seismic exterior business as a social mission, broadcasting from the small rural town of Gujo Hachiman in Gifu to various locations across the country. Craftsmen who inherit traditional techniques carefully create authentic Japanese-style gates, "Sukiya Mon," using carefully selected natural wood (Cypress family, Nootka cypress). Our uniquely developed "FIT Method" produces imaginative original gates and walls, "FIT GATE" and "FIT WALL." We provide seismic reinforcement hardware, "FIT Power," to strengthen old concrete block walls and other structures in anticipation of major earthquakes. We deliver seismic exterior products that fuse traditional Japanese techniques with modern technology.
