Compact Smoking Booth "Smart Mini"
A smoking booth that can be installed in a space of 2.2m high and 0.5 tatami mats! With no initial costs, it achieves an industry-leading low price starting at 43,780 yen including tax!
The "Smart Mini" is a compact smoking booth that can be installed in any location. It is recommended for customers who have concerns such as "I want to install a new smoking booth but don't want to change the layout" or "I want to utilize dead space." Although it is smaller in size, it achieves high performance that meets the standards of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare. It can be easily installed in all locations from tenant spaces to basements without the need for ductwork, and you can choose between vertical and horizontal types according to the installation space. Additionally, the rental plan with no initial burden starts at 43,780 yen (including tax), making it the most affordable option among high-performance smoking booths. 【Features】 ■ Space-saving: Can be installed in a space of 2.2m ceiling height and 0.5 tatami mats ■ Low price: Achieves low cost with a simple style ■ Easy installation: Can be easily installed in all locations from tenant spaces to basements without the need for ductwork Latest information - Post-installation survey results: - Satisfaction with preventing tobacco smell from leaking outside and not transferring odors to clothes or hair: 88.5% - Satisfaction with cost-effectiveness of installation: 77.1% *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
basic information
【Product Specifications (Partial)】 ■Model: SC-1SB ■Number of Users: 1 person ■External Dimensions ・Vertical Type: W820×D970×H 2,000mm ・Horizontal Type: W970×D820×H 2,000mm ■Weight: Approximately 140kg ■Power Supply: AC100V 50/60Hz ■Power Consumption: Approximately 390W *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
Price information
43,800 yen (including tax)
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【Recommended for the following customers】 ■ Those who want to provide a stress-free environment for both non-smokers and smokers ■ Those who want to minimize installation costs ■ Those who do not want ductwork ■ Those who want to install a smoking booth but do not want to reduce operating hours due to construction time ■ Those looking for a booth that can avoid the three Cs and implement infection control measures *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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[Column] Risks of Delayed Implementation of Smoking Separation in the Office
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Our company primarily offers the smoking booth "Smoke Clear," which is designed for clear separation of smoking areas, mainly targeting restaurants and offices. The smoking booth "Smoke Clear" we provide features: - Space-saving design that can be installed in as little as 0.5 tatami mats - Affordable pricing starting at 39,800 yen per month - High-performance smoking booth that meets the standards set by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare You can easily implement smoking separation measures. If you are interested in our smoking booths or have any inquiries about smoking separation measures, please feel free to contact us.
