05_Super Water Retention Block "Green Biz G-tt"
Green Biz is a registered trademark of Komatsu Matere Co., Ltd.
A base block that exhibits ultra water retention performance due to a super-micro porous ceramic material.
Prevents road surface flooding during heavy rain and suppresses road surface temperature rise during hot weather. Green Biz G-tt is a base material for interlocking block products. Its aggregate is made from a ceramic material with an ultra-microporous structure, providing excellent water retention and permeability. During sudden heavy rainstorms that hit urban areas, it quickly absorbs rainwater that falls on the road surface, helping to prevent flooding. Additionally, during dry periods, it absorbs and retains moisture from beneath the pavement, demonstrating a cooling effect through evaporative cooling. It is an environmentally functional block that maintains urban comfort while controlling water.
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【Surface】 ■Heat-insulating type ■Slit type ■Plain type ■Washed-out type ■Stone-like type *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Usage】 ■ Squares, parks, university campuses, museums, etc. * For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Musashi University: In front of the cafeteria of the newly transformed Musashi University Building 2, designed by architect Kengo Kuma, ultra-water-retaining blocks with a washout finish have been laid out, creating a vibrant space for students to relax.
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Tokuyama Art Block LABO was established as a company that integrates manufacturing and sales, having taken over the sales business of interlocking blocks from Tokuyama Tsusho and simultaneously acquiring manufacturing assets from Tokyo Tokuyama Concrete Co., Ltd. Moving forward, we will actively develop projects that enhance urban environments, primarily in the metropolitan area.