Specialized decorative framework construction *Creating various architectural structures such as temples, shrines, and theaters!

【Presentation of construction achievement materials!】Molded using expanded polystyrene as the base material! A special decorative formwork that allows for complex cross-sectional shapes to be molded without size or length restrictions!

The "Specialized Formwork" is a formwork material molded from expanded polystyrene as the base material. After constructing the formwork plywood, a separator is passed through and fixed with adhesive or nails. After curing the concrete in the same manner as with regular formwork, the expanded formwork can be removed, allowing for the formation of complex cross-sectional shapes by the structure. In the case of long spans in reinforced concrete construction, crack-inducing joints are provided; however, since the formwork is connected on-site, there are no restrictions on size or length. 【Features】 ■ Compatible with secondary and tertiary curved body shapes! ■ Molded from expanded polystyrene as the base material ■ Capable of forming complex cross-sectional shapes ■ In the case of long spans in reinforced concrete construction, there are no restrictions on size or length for the formwork side Construction achievement materials are also available! *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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【Examples】 ■ Memorial Hall (Kagoshima Prefecture): Decorative formwork border, window frame, decorative column, gable ■ Asago Elementary School (Yamaguchi Prefecture): Mural (Nagano Architectural Office Co., Ltd.), Tokimori Construction Co., Ltd. ■ Shrines and Temples (Yamaguchi Prefecture): Eaves formwork ■ Hikari City Water Purification Plant (Yamaguchi Prefecture): Relief section ■ Kazuki Art Museum (Yamaguchi Prefecture): Relief section (Nakahara Group Co., Ltd.) ■ Meimonji Temple (Gunma Prefecture): Rafters, wall rainbow beams, firelight windows, handrails, etc. ■ Public Facilities (Yamaguchi Prefecture): Kingfisher mural ■ Tunnel: Relief section ■ Shimonoseki Elementary School (Yamaguchi Prefecture): Relief section *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.