Super lightweight, new seismic-resistant ceiling "SLC method"

From a ceiling that minimizes damage upon falling to a ceiling that does not fall. With outstanding seismic resistance, proven results across the country.

The "SLC method" is a system ceiling that uses lightweight, soft, sound-absorbing, and excellent thermal insulation glass wool decorative panels, significantly reducing the number of components to achieve an ultra-lightweight of less than 2.0 kg/m². Since the ceiling panels are fixed with adhesive all around, they are less likely to break or fall off during vibrations. In seismic experiments conducted on a shaking table at Kyoto University’s Disaster Prevention Research Institute, even after applying seismic waves measured at a magnitude of 6 or higher from major earthquakes across various regions (Note 1) continuously for 102 times, there was no damage or detachment! This contributes to reducing the risk of human casualties during disasters, securing evacuation locations, and maintaining the functionality of disaster prevention bases, including hospitals. 【Features】 ■ Ultra-lightweight of less than 2.0 kg/m² ■ Less likely to deform or fall during earthquakes ■ Strength against balls and other impacts in gymnasiums has also been verified ■ The "SLC-FH method," which enhances design aesthetics without exposing frame components, is also available in the lineup ★ For more details, please refer to the construction case collection and catalog available for download in PDF format.

basic information

【Specifications】 Base Frame: Available in three types: Ivory, White, and Silver. Custom options include Stainless Steel, Black, and Bronze, with the possibility of baked paint finishes. Ceiling Panels: Standard options include painted finish glass non-woven fabric in White and decorative PVC sheet in White. Additionally, we offer custom products such as AT panels with stone patterns and wood grain patterns, washi-coated panels, and pool ceiling panels made from foam-based non-combustible insulation finished with aluminum foil and decorative paper. Note 1: Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake, Great East Japan Earthquake, Kumamoto Earthquake, Chuetsu Earthquake *For more details, please refer to the materials. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.