加賀木材 Company Overview

The catalog for the fire-resistant engineered wood "Moen Gen" has been updated. Why doesn't it drip? Why is it resistant to efflorescence? What about reducing life cycle costs? What are the installation methods? We have answered many questions we have received so far. In addition to use in semi-outdoor eaves and skeleton ceilings, the number of adoption cases in places where other fire-resistant woods are difficult to use, such as bathroom ceilings, is steadily increasing. "Moen Gen" uses a natural-based penetrating paint, preserving the scent and texture of the wood, and if minor efflorescence occurs, it can be easily treated unlike urethane coatings. Moreover, being engineered wood, it reduces disadvantages such as shrinking and warping, improving the maintenance of buildings. We have also obtained ministerial certification with the coating, eliminating the need for on-site painting and reducing the burden. The basic colors are available in a rich variety of 27 colors that enhance the texture of the wood. *Custom color matching is also possible. 【Features】 ■ Numerous adoption cases in eaves and skeleton ceilings ■ Improved maintenance of buildings ■ Drip-free and resistant to efflorescence ■ 27 color variations to choose from ■ Easy-to-use fire-resistant wood certified with coating

We have published the catalog of Noto Hiba building materials. For details, please download it and check.

We would like to express our condolences to those who lost their lives in the Noto Peninsula earthquake of Reiwa Year 6, and we sincerely extend our sympathies to those affected by the disaster. Our company has a factory in Shika Town, which is a disaster-stricken area. Fortunately, there were no human casualties; however, we were affected by water supply disruptions, and there were times when our production line was halted. Additionally, under our corporate philosophy of the "Return to the Mountains Project," we create products that effectively utilize timber resources sourced from the trees of Noto. We add value to wood materials that cannot be used as building materials, known as offcuts, and we engage in upcycling to transform them into new products. All of this is aimed at revitalizing the forestry industry through these activities, maintaining the mountains to prevent their degradation, and striving for a sustainable environmental cycle that continues into the future. From this sentiment, we wish to provide recovery support to the mountains, trees, and those engaged in the forestry and timber industries, who have been affected by this earthquake. A portion of the sales from our charity products will be donated to the Ishikawa Prefecture Timber Industry Promotion Association, and we will work together to support the recovery of the forestry industry.