100% natural ingredients. It has the ability to constantly purify indoor air.
Swiss plaster, which has been used for the finishing of interior and exterior walls of buildings since the Middle Ages in Switzerland and Germany. Kalkwall is a product that is still manufactured today with the same ingredients as in those times. Made of 100% natural ingredients, Kalkwall continuously purifies the indoor air. It also becomes harder and stronger over many years while maintaining a natural, radiant whiteness.
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【Features】 ◯ The natural Swiss lime plaster has a self-cleaning effect, allowing it to regain its whiteness over time even when dirt adheres to it. ◯ It has the property of absorbing and binding with carbon dioxide (CO2) in the air, leading to hardening. ◯ It contributes to the improvement of the global environment. ● For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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residential house
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"Wood" absorbs carbon dioxide (CO2), emits oxygen (O2), and stores carbon (C), effectively trapping "carbon dioxide" in the form of "carbon" within "wood." This process is called "carbon fixation." Wood has excellent environmental cost performance. Muramoto Co., Ltd. has made "timber sales," which is considered highly important when thinking about the environmental impact on the Earth. It is often labeled as a "culprit of deforestation" (a misunderstanding). However, judging solely from one perspective that "using timber" harms the global environment is very shortsighted when it comes to utilizing the wonderful power of "wood." By "correctly utilizing timber," we can not only fix carbon dioxide on Earth in the long term but also rejuvenate and revitalize mountains by appropriately repeating the cycle of afforestation and logging over suitable periods. As professionals in timber sales, our company advocates and implements ways to use "timber" as a resource that enables appropriate renewal for all those who "use wood," "live in wooden houses," and "inhabit regions where wood grows," in a manner that contributes positively to the global environment.
