Wow! The new product "Green Scram" will be released on March 1st! "Green Scram" is a "large vegetation sandbag" equipped with seeds and fertilizer. After installation, the seeds will germinate and grow, allowing the installation site to become green. In other words, Green Scram not only has disaster prevention capabilities but also features for landscape preservation and environmental conservation!! By having plants cover the sandbags, it helps to suppress degradation, thus maintaining disaster prevention effectiveness. Additionally, it has a flexible structure with large openings that promotes early greening of plants while preventing the soil inside from spilling out. Since it can be purchased from just one piece, there's no worry about excess! You can adjust the number of pieces purchased according to the scale of the site, making it economical! "Green Scram" will firmly "scrum" together at various sites, protecting people's safety while creating a visually pleasing green landscape.

Hello everyone, nice to meet you. My name is Sekiguchi from the Osaka branch. Without further ado, at Rontai, we value "early greening." One reason for this is "disaster prevention." By using fast-growing non-native grasses, we achieve early greening and prevent erosion of slopes. Next is the creation of an "environment" that allows the original plants to return easily. While preventing slope erosion, we also create a suitable environment for plant growth. This is a photo taken two years after the construction of the RONKET DX3 type during disaster recovery work. This is not a photo showing failure in greening. If you look closely at the slope, you can see young trees like camphor trees growing vigorously. The vegetation is transitioning from the non-native grasses introduced for early greening to local trees. Early greening is also contributing to the creation of an environment that "returns to nature" from a long-term perspective. The progress from the completion of construction to early greening is posted on our company website, so please take a look there as well.