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Akarina Contract
A friendly financial institution with natural light.
A lobby with a sophisticated interior that combines elegance and comfort. With large windows on the south and west sides, it was necessary to ensure brightness while addressing issues of dazzling direct sunlight and heat insulation. Therefore, the Akari na C Milky 50 vertical type was adopted. The slats of Akari na C suppress the solar heat entering through the wide windows and transform the dazzling light into a uniform, high-quality light, creating a bright and comfortable space. The slats of Akari blend seamlessly into the refined interior due to their matte white color, which exudes quality. ■ Installation Direction ■ South, West ■ Used Blinds ■ Milky 50: Visible light transmittance of 41.8%. Blinds that provide moderate brightness. Hybrid: Custom-made blinds. Solves both darkness and heat issues. *The Akari light control blinds have different specifications, warranty contents, and services for corporate and individual use. The corporate version of Akari na is AKARINA contract (Akari na Contract, abbreviated as Akari na C).
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■ Material Slats (Horizontal) / Louvers (Vertical): Polycarbonate Head Box (Horizontal): Steel Head Box (Vertical): Aluminum Alloy ■ Slat Width (Horizontal) 25mm ■ Louver Width (Vertical) 100mm ■ Possible Dimensions (Horizontal) Width 300mm~2800mm Height 500mm~3800mm (Maximum area below 7m²) ■ Possible Dimensions (Vertical) Width 300mm~4800mm Height 500mm~5000mm (Maximum area below 24m²)
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■ Delivery Achievements Office / Factory / Public Facilities / Educational Facilities / Financial Institutions / Medical and Welfare Facilities / Dental Clinics ■ Usage Examples Digital Signage / Photo and Illustration Printing / Illumination
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| Model number | overview |
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| Milky 50 | Visible light transmittance 41.8%. A blind with moderate brightness. |
| Hybrid | Custom-made blinds. Solves both darkness and heat issues. |
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The use of natural light has been practiced for a long time, and in Japan, shoji screens are a prime example. However, in recent years, there has been an increase in buildings that rely on artificial lighting without incorporating natural light during the day. While natural light has the disadvantage of being affected by weather and seasons, it excels in terms of openness, brightness, and quality of light. Our proposal is to create a space where natural light can be experienced more comfortably and pleasantly indoors. This is our concept of "Creating an eco-friendly and comfortable environment in harmony with natural light." Our main product, the Akarina C daylighting blind, captures natural light and transforms and diffuses it into soft light, brightening indoor spaces and reducing the need for artificial lighting. Additionally, its properties make it difficult for heat to transfer, minimizing the intrusion of direct sunlight and reducing temperature increases near windows. As a result, the air conditioning load is reduced, leading to energy savings. The high-durability and high-light-resistance slats are resistant to breakage and have a long lifespan. With an anti-static treatment, they are less likely to attract dust, making maintenance easy. The Akarina C is an economical and environmentally friendly product. *The Akarina daylighting blind is available in versions for businesses and individuals, differing in specifications, warranty content, and services. The version for businesses is called Akarina Contract (abbreviated as Akarina C).
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