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In civil engineering sites, in addition to construction feasibility and safety, material selection that takes environmental considerations into account is required. Materials used for temporary roads, access roads, heavy machinery work yards, and material storage areas are now focusing not only on traditional steel plates but also on materials that can contribute to reducing environmental impact. Hyper CLT sheets are civil engineering CLT materials made from wooden CLT. Because they utilize wood, they are characterized by their ability to easily connect to proposals that consider site environments, such as CO2 fixation, glare reduction, and noise reduction. The 5×10 sheet weighs about 230 kg, and the 5×20 sheet weighs about 460 kg, making them lightweight and easy to handle even with small machinery, thus helping to reduce the burden of transportation, installation, and removal. Furthermore, they can be used in a wide range of applications as an alternative to steel plates for measures against muddy conditions, ground protection, and ensuring work pathways. In public works, they are also easy to propose as materials that demonstrate the adoption of environmentally friendly materials and ingenuity during construction, which can lead to improved site evaluations. As a registered technology with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism under NETIS "TH-250021-A," they can also be utilized as materials for proposals on creativity and environmental measures in public works. We recommend them as a new alternative to steel plates for companies considering environmental considerations, NETIS, civil engineering utilization, and civil engineering CLT. Please feel free to consult us.

The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism has initiated various construction projects, and safety management and improvement of working conditions during the extreme heat of summer have become significant themes at civil engineering sites. Even as the concept of summer work stoppages spreads, it is important not to rely solely on stoppages but to focus on innovative temporary materials to improve daily site conditions. Hyper CLT sheets are civil engineering materials that utilize wooden CLT. They can be used in various civil engineering sites as a substitute for steel plates, including temporary roads, access routes, heavy machinery work yards, material storage areas, and pedestrian pathways. The 5×10 sheet weighs approximately 230 kg, and the 5×20 sheet weighs about 460 kg, making them lightweight and easy to handle with small machinery, which helps reduce the burden of installation and removal. Thanks to the unique properties of wood, these sheets can help minimize glare compared to steel plates, making them useful for heat stroke prevention measures and environmental considerations during the summer. Additionally, they are expected to provide benefits in terms of construction efficiency and site environment, such as improved transportation efficiency and noise reduction. As a registered technology under the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's NETIS "TH-250021-A," they are also recommended for creative proposals in public works. Please consider them as a new option for civil engineering sites looking to address heat-related issues, including summer work stoppages. We also accept inquiries for consultations on implementation tailored to site conditions and requests for materials. We can provide proposals for public works and private civil engineering projects both within and outside Okayama Prefecture. Please feel free to contact us.

In civil engineering sites, there are many instances where sheet boards are used for temporary roads, access roads, heavy machinery work yards, material storage areas, and pedestrian pathways. Traditional steel plates are heavy, which can require large cranes or heavy machinery for installation and removal, increasing the workload depending on site conditions. Hyper CLT sheet boards are civil engineering materials made from wooden CLT for civil use. The 5×10 board weighs about 230 kg, and the 5×20 board weighs about 460 kg, making them lightweight and easy to handle even with small machinery, which allows for easier installation without the need for large cranes. They also contribute to reducing the burden of transportation, installation, and removal, as well as improving maneuverability on site. Recommended as a registered technology by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism under NETIS "TH-250021-A," it is suitable for companies considering civil engineering, civil use, and civil CLT. This material is easy to use for creative proposals in public works, such as alternatives to steel plates, common temporary structures, temporary roads, and curing for material storage areas.

In civil engineering sites, the use of sheet piling methods is essential for safely utilizing the site, including temporary roads, access roads, heavy machinery work yards, material storage areas, and worker pathways. Traditionally, steel plates have been widely used, but due to their weight, they can be cumbersome to transport, install, and remove. Hyper CLT sheet piles are civil engineering materials made from wooden CLT for civil use. The 5×10 panel weighs approximately 230 kg, and the 5×20 panel weighs about 460 kg, making them lightweight and easy to handle with small machinery, contributing to reduced burdens during installation and improved work efficiency. They can be utilized in a wide range of civil engineering sites for measures against muddy conditions, ground protection, heavy machinery scaffolding, and ensuring pedestrian pathways. As a registered technology under the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism NETIS "TH-250021-A," it is also recommended as a material for innovative ideas, safety measures, and environmental considerations in public works.

In civil engineering sites, there are many instances where temporary roads, access routes, heavy machinery workspaces, and material storage areas use ground plates. Traditional steel plates are heavy, requiring large machinery for installation and removal, which can make work difficult in narrow sites. Hyper CLT ground plates are lightweight civil engineering CLT materials made from wooden CLT for civil use. A 5×10 plate weighs about 230 kg, and a 5×20 plate weighs about 460 kg, making them easy to handle even with small machinery, thus reducing the burden of transportation, installation, and removal. They are easy to use in sites with limited space or where the use of large machinery is difficult. They can be widely used for temporary roads, heavy machinery scaffolding, pathways within the site, and material storage protection, contributing to glare reduction, noise reduction, and environmental consideration. As a registered technology with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism under NETIS "TH-250021-A," they are also recommended as materials for innovative ideas and safety measures in public works.

In public construction civil engineering sites, there are many instances where sheets are used as common temporary facilities, such as construction roads, access roads, heavy machinery work yards, material storage areas, and worker pathways. Traditionally, steel plates were common, but due to their weight, transportation and installation can be cumbersome. Hyper CLT sheets are civil engineering materials made from wooden CLT for civil engineering use. The 5×10 sheet weighs about 230 kg, and the 5×20 sheet weighs about 460 kg, making them lightweight and easy to transport, install, and remove, even with small machinery. They can be widely utilized for temporary roads, heavy machinery scaffolding, pathways within the site, and protection of material storage in public works. Since they are made of wood, they also contribute to environmental aspects such as reducing summer heat reflection, lowering noise, and fixing CO2. They can simultaneously address construction efficiency, safety measures, and environmental considerations, making them effective for innovative proposals in public works. Furthermore, they improve transportation efficiency and reduce labor in site operations as an alternative to steel plates. Hyper CLT sheets are registered technology with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism under NETIS "TH-250021-A." They are recommended for companies considering civil engineering, civil engineering use, and civil engineering CLT. Feel free to request materials or consult about implementation. They are temporary materials that also help improve site evaluations in public works. Please consider them.

In civil engineering, there are many situations where temporary roads, workspaces for heavy machinery, access routes, and pedestrian walkways use ground boards. Traditional steel plates are common, but they are heavy and pose challenges in terms of transportation, installation, and removal. Therefore, the "Hyper CLT Ground Board," which utilizes wooden CLT, has garnered attention as a lightweight alternative. The Hyper CLT Ground Board weighs approximately 230 kg for a 5×10 panel and about 460 kg for a 5×20 panel. It is easier to handle compared to steel plates and can be installed easily even with small machinery. It contributes to labor-saving in civil engineering sites by improving efficiency in transportation, reducing movement work on-site, and shortening construction time. Its ease of use in narrow sites or locations where large machinery is difficult to access is a notable feature. Additionally, since it is made of wood, it helps reduce heat reflection in summer, lowers noise levels, and promotes environmental considerations. It can be used for a wide range of applications, including temporary roads, material storage areas, heavy machinery scaffolding, and pedestrian pathways, making it an effective proposal material for creativity and safety measures in public works. The Hyper CLT Ground Board is registered with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism under the NETIS technology "TH-250021-A." It is recommended as a new alternative to steel plates for sites looking for lightweight ground boards and civil engineering materials. It is also suitable for consideration of introduction.

The temporary sheets used at civil engineering sites are important not only for their performance but also for transportation efficiency and costs. The "Hyper CLT Sheet," utilizing wooden CLT, is lightweight, weighing approximately 230 kg for the 5×10 version and about 460 kg for the 5×20 version, making it easier to handle during transportation compared to steel sheets. By improving the efficiency of loading, unloading, moving on-site, and installation/removal tasks, it also contributes to reducing the labor involved in truck arrangements and heavy machinery operations. It is easy to handle even in narrow sites or where transportation conditions are limited, and can be used for a wide range of applications such as temporary roads, heavy machinery scaffolding, access routes, and pedestrian pathways. Its lightweight nature makes it manageable even for small machinery, contributing to reduced worker burden and shortened processes. Additionally, it is a material that is easy to propose in terms of glare reduction, noise reduction, and environmental considerations, unique to wood. The Hyper CLT Sheet is a registered technology under the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's NETIS as "TH-250021-A." As a substitute for steel sheets, it is a new civil engineering material that can simultaneously propose cost reductions in transportation, improved workability, creativity, and safety measures. It can also be utilized for differentiation in public works and general contractor sites, enhancing on-site evaluations. It is particularly recommended for remote sites where transportation costs are a concern.

When it comes to the sheets used at civil engineering sites, steel plates have been the norm until now. However, in recent years, wooden CLT sheets have been gaining attention. Among them, the Hyper CLT sheet is a temporary sheet developed for civil engineering applications using CLT. It is registered under NETIS registration number: TH-250021-A, and its utilization in public works and civil engineering sites is anticipated. The Hyper CLT sheet leverages the characteristics of CLT and can be used in various civil engineering sites. One particularly noteworthy aspect is the insulation properties of CLT. Wood is less conductive of heat compared to steel, which can help reduce heat and glare from the ground during summer work. This contributes to measures against heatstroke for workers and improves the working environment. It is often appreciated in civil engineering projects, and since CLT is a wooden material, it also offers advantages in terms of noise reduction and environmental considerations. In civil engineering sites where consideration for neighbors is required, it is a material that can be easily utilized as an alternative to steel plates. The Hyper CLT sheet is a wooden sheet suitable for future sites, combining CLT, insulation, and civil engineering applications. As a new temporary material that can simultaneously propose alternatives to steel plates, measures against heatstroke, environmental considerations, and creative ideas, we encourage you to consider its introduction in civil engineering sites.

As an alternative to steel plates, there is a new option called "Hyper CLT Sheets," which are wooden CLT sheets. In civil engineering, steel plates and sheets are commonly used for temporary roads, access routes, work yards, heavy machinery passageways, and material storage areas. However, steel plates are heavy and often require large machinery for transportation, installation, and removal, which can be burdensome in narrow sites or mountainous areas. Hyper CLT Sheets are wooden temporary sheets made from CLT for civil engineering use, and their lightweight nature makes them easy to handle with small machinery, contributing to improved workability on site. Additionally, their natural insulation properties are effective for countering heat reflection and ground heat during the summer. They can also be utilized for soft ground measures, mud prevention, ensuring safety on pedestrian pathways, environmental considerations, CO2 fixation, and promoting the use of wood. While they do not completely replace traditional steel plates, using them according to site conditions can enhance transportation efficiency, workability, safety, and environmental performance. They are also easy to use as materials for proposals on creativity and safety measures in public works. NETIS registration number: TH-250021-A. Technology name: Hyper CLT Sheets. Please consider them as a new type of sheet for civil engineering sites.

Until now, CLT has been strongly associated with materials used mainly for walls, floors, and roofs of buildings. However, there is now expanding potential for the use of CLT in civil engineering as an environmentally friendly material. Among these, hyper CLT sheets can be utilized as temporary materials on site. Benefits of using CLT in civil engineering include the use of sheets and steel plates to stabilize the ground for temporary roads, heavy machinery paths, material storage areas, and measures against muddy conditions. Traditionally, steel plates were common, but in recent years, there has been increasing attention on materials utilizing wood, considering site conditions, workability, and environmental concerns.

1. Benefits of "Construction Performance" through NETIS Registration This product is registered in the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's new technology information provision system "NETIS" (Number: TH-250021-A). Utilizing NETIS registered technology makes it easier to receive additional points in the evaluation of construction performance after completion. 2. Dramatic Cost Reduction from the "Quarter" Weight of Steel Plates The greatest strength lies in its overwhelming lightness. Compared to conventional steel plates, the weight is reduced to about one-fourth. • Improved transportation efficiency: A single 10-ton truck can carry up to 40 pieces of 5×10 plates (1.5m×3m). This reduces the number of trips and significantly cuts transportation costs. 3. Effective "Low Noise and Heat Resistance" for Neighborhood Measures and Safety Management Improving the site environment is a key concern for site managers in preventing neighborhood complaints and addressing heatstroke. Heatstroke measures: The surface temperature is lower compared to steel plates (more than 20°C lower than steel plates measured in August), and there is almost no reflection. It is expected to be utilized as a "heatwave countermeasure" to suppress temperature increases on site.

The sheets used at construction sites require various considerations, including strength, workability, transportability, work burden, and safety. What we have developed is the Hyper CLT sheet (NETIS number: TH-250021-A). The Hyper CLT sheet is not just aimed at being a new "wooden sheet." What we value is that it can truly be used on-site and that we can make proposals based on evidence rather than intuition. To achieve this, we have focused on the feedback and usability obtained from actual construction sites while advancing the acquisition and verification of various data through collaboration with universities. Points that may be difficult to see in solo corporate development have been organized from a more objective perspective by incorporating university expertise, which has been reflected in product development. It needs to be evaluated comprehensively, considering weight, maneuverability, burden during installation, consideration for the surrounding environment, and ease of introduction. In this context, the Hyper CLT sheet (NETIS number: TH-250021-A) expands possibilities as a new option based on practical insights gained on-site and data support through collaboration with universities.

When it comes to hyper CLT sheets, many people may have the image of sheets used at construction or civil engineering sites. However, the potential of hyper CLT sheets (NETIS registration number TH-250021-A) goes beyond that. We believe that hyper CLT sheets can be utilized not only as "site materials" but also as "materials that support gathering places." One representative scene of this utilization is event venues. At event venues, there are many situations where it is necessary to temporarily protect the ground or create a safe environment for passage, such as outdoor events, local festivals, exhibitions, around temporary stages, food truck areas, material delivery routes, and pedestrian pathways for visitors. In this way, hyper CLT sheets have the potential to contribute to creating a foundation for people to gather, move safely, and use spaces, going beyond the framework of being merely "sheets for construction." Hyper CLT sheets have the potential to be active not only at construction sites but also in various situations such as event venues and temporary spaces. We do not want to think of "sheets" as something only for sites, but rather we aim to further expand their possibilities in the future.

Hello, this is the public relations department of KAITAKU Co., Ltd. in Okayama City, Okayama Prefecture! Recently, our wooden lightweight hyper CLT sheet has been officially registered with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (NETIS number: TH-250021-A). The decisive difference between hyper CLT sheets and conventional temporary materials lies in the "exit" after their durability period ends. The hyper CLT sheet (NETIS number: TH-250021-A) is not discarded after its role on site is finished; instead, it is reused as chip fuel for biomass power generation. • Made: It is made from **wood (thinned timber)**, resulting in low environmental impact. • Used: It significantly contributes to reducing CO2 on site. • Converted to energy: Once its durability period is over, it becomes chip fuel for biomass power generation, ensuring that no resources are wasted. In this way, a **"complete circular" system** is established that connects materials to energy. Additionally, these initiatives can serve as a strong appeal for creativity related to construction performance. Please try the hyper CLT sheet (NETIS number: TH-250021-A)!

What we aim to achieve is to transform the market for steel plates, which has been taken for granted until now, into one that utilizes wood. Of course, there are reasons why steel plates have been used for many years, and they are important materials that support the field. However, there are also issues that need to be reconsidered, such as the burden of transportation due to their weight, the hassle of installation and removal, the rise in surface temperature during summer, and environmental impact. That is why we want to propose a new option: wood. Wooden sheets are not just alternative materials. They offer lightness, ease of handling, a friendly working environment, and environmental consideration. There is potential to add new value against the conventional wisdom. The hyper CLT sheets we are working on (NETIS registration number: TH-250021-A) are precisely one of those challenges. We want to gradually change the fixed notion that "sheets must be made of steel" and promote wooden sheets as truly user-friendly materials that are suitable for the future. That is our business vision. Moving forward, we will continue to expand the possibilities of wood in the field and deliver new value to the construction industry.

We welcome any inquiries such as 'I want to know the price range,' 'I would like to hear more about the differences from steel plates,' or 'I would like to look at the materials first.' It is perfectly fine if your consultation is not based on an introduction. In fact, many companies start with information gathering when considering new materials. The usage of Hyper CLT flooring (NETIS registration number TH-250021-A) varies depending on site conditions, applications, and required performance. Therefore, we believe it is important to listen to your needs first and then provide a clear explanation. Questions like 'Can it be used in this kind of site?' 'What are the costs involved?' 'What are the benefits of introducing it?' or 'I would like to hear more as a basis for comparison' are all welcome at any stage. If you have any concerns while considering new materials, please feel free to consult with us as a first step. You can contact us by phone (086-201-9970), email (t.sakate@sakate.co.jp), or through our inquiry form. Please do not hesitate to reach out.

The hyper CLT sheet is one of the temporary materials that can easily be utilized for additional point proposals and creative ideas. According to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's construction performance evaluation, contractors can submit the status of their "creative ideas" and if submitted, it will be taken into consideration in the evaluation. The evaluation criteria for "creative ideas" explicitly include innovations related to the materials used and environmental conservation efforts. In other words, the hyper CLT sheet can be proposed not merely as a substitute for steel sheets, but as a material that is easy to suggest from the perspectives of utilizing new technologies, alternative materials, and environmental considerations. While the evaluation results may vary depending on site conditions and the client's operations, the way proposals are structured can lead to differentiation from other companies. The hyper CLT sheet is a NETIS registered technology (TH-250021-A). In the product information, it is highlighted as a lightweight alternative to steel sheets used in temporary roads, with strengths such as reduced transportation costs and lower environmental impact. In future public works, it is a time when proposals must encompass not only price but also safety, workability, environmental considerations, and the utilization of new technologies. The hyper CLT sheet is a new option that fits this era. It has the potential to earn additional points and is easy to use for creative proposals. Please make the most of its value on site.

Thank you very much for your continued support of KAITAKU Co., Ltd.'s Hyper CLT sheets (NETIS registration number TH-250021-A). We would like to inform you that we have changed our phone number. New phone number: TEL: 086-201-9970 For a while, you can still use the old phone number as well. (Old phone number: 086-362-0594) However, we kindly ask that you gradually switch to the new number moving forward. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause to our business partners and stakeholders, and we would appreciate it if you could update your records with the new phone number. Thank you for your continued support of KAITAKU Co., Ltd.

Recently, the Hyper CLT flooring (NETIS number: TH-250021-A) was featured in the Nihon Keizai Shimbun as a "temporary material useful for heatstroke prevention and measures against extreme heat during summer." We are truly honored to have been highlighted in this way, and we would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all those involved who contributed to this publication. The Hyper CLT flooring is designed to better suppress the rise in surface temperature compared to traditional steel plates, and we have proposed it as a temporary material that can help reduce the burden on workers and improve safety at construction sites during the harsh summer months. We are very pleased that the value of this product has been recognized, especially as the importance of measures against extreme heat continues to grow. We would also like to extend our deep gratitude to everyone who regularly uses our products and to those who are considering them with interest. We will continue to strive to contribute to improving safety at construction sites, environmental considerations, and creating work environments that are friendly to workers.

We often receive questions such as, 'Is the wooden mat durable?' and 'Is it safe for large machinery to drive on it?' The Hyper CLT mat (NETIS registration number TH-250021-A) was developed to address these concerns and is a site-compatible mat designed for construction sites. While it appears to be made of wood-based materials, it is practical for use with heavy machinery, vehicle access, and as a temporary road, unlike typical wooden boards. In fact, it ensures durability that allows for the safe use of large machinery without issues, meeting the performance requirements expected on site. Additionally, the Hyper CLT mat is characterized not only by its strength but also by its aesthetic appeal and environmental considerations unique to wood materials. It contributes to enhancing the value and differentiation of the site as a new option distinct from traditional steel mats. This product offers a new discovery: instead of thinking 'wood is concerning,' you can realize 'there is a wooden mat that can be used to this extent.' We encourage you to consider the Hyper CLT mat (NETIS registration number TH-250021-A), which combines durability, practicality, and added value.

The Hyper CLT flooring board is a wooden flooring board that utilizes CLT developed by KAITAKU Co., Ltd. It was developed as a new CLT flooring board to replace conventional steel plates, with an eye toward use in temporary roads, access roads, and construction sites. In addition to its functionality as temporary material, it is also gaining attention for its lightweight nature and environmental considerations. One of its significant features is the improvement in transportation efficiency due to its lightweight. Conventional flooring boards and steel plates are heavy, making transportation and handling costly and labor-intensive, while the Hyper CLT flooring board is expected to reduce the burden during transport, ultimately leading to lower transportation costs. The use of CLT in the civil engineering field is still relatively rare, which makes it easier to differentiate and enhances proposal capabilities on-site. Including its soft impression as a wooden flooring board and consideration for the landscape, it is recommended for those considering the development of temporary roads and access roads, as well as those looking for lightweight and transportation-efficient temporary materials. For inquiries about the details and sales of the Hyper CLT flooring board, or to request product materials, please feel free to contact us.

The heat at the worksite is not determined solely by the temperature. In summer, factors such as reflection, heat from the ground, and the stifling heat without escape play a significant role. This "gradual burden" directly affects judgment, concentration, and safety. The Hyper CLT flooring contributes to improving the hot environment not only as a substitute for steel plates but also from the following perspectives: 1) Reduces reflection and lowers the perceived temperature. Steel plates tend to have higher surface temperatures due to sunlight, which can significantly impact the surrounding thermal environment. The Hyper CLT flooring can lower the perceived temperature by about 20 degrees compared to steel plates. 2) Lightweight and quick to set up = can shorten "work during hot hours." It weighs about a quarter of traditional steel plates, reducing the burden of transportation and installation. As a result, it shortens the setup work under the blazing sun and makes it easier to combine with "shifts to morning and evening" and "avoiding work during dangerous hours." 3) Contributes to safety underfoot even during sudden summer rain or watering. Steel plates can become slippery when wet, increasing the risk of falls. Choosing Hyper CLT flooring not only addresses heatstroke prevention but also helps reduce the risk of falls and near-misses.