Creating lightweight roofs that are strong against earthquakes and typhoons. Baba Shoten, from development to manufacturing and sales of roofing materials.
Baba Shoten Co., Ltd. started as a transportation business delivering white soil, the raw material for tiles, and clay used for roofs to local tile roof contractors. Later, it shifted to manufacturing and began selling bagged "blended clay" to roofing material suppliers and contractors primarily in the Tokyo metropolitan area. Subsequently, it developed "Nanban," a mixture of lime, sand, and clay, and further created "Silguard," which adds water-repellent properties (Patent No. 3196058). Today, it has grown into a leading manufacturer with a top market share, producing and selling these materials at five factories nationwide. "We create roofing materials together with everyone." This reflects our passionate commitment to not being satisfied with current products and to continuously research and develop better products and methods with all of you. In 2008, Baba Shoten developed the "Dry Type Face Sheet High Roll," a product and method that does not use Nanban (Patent No. 4384725), which has already been adopted by major house manufacturers and roofing material manufacturers. Baba Shoten will continue to lead the roofs and ridges of Japan in the future. For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Roofing Auxiliary Materials: Main Products and Features】 [Nanban / Silguard (Wet Materials)] ○ Nanban (Color: Black/White) → A product made by adding water to lime, sand, and mountain clay, and kneading for a certain period. ○ Silguard (Color: Black/White) → A product that adds silicone to "Nanban" to provide water-repellent properties. → Widely used from major house manufacturers to cultural properties and public projects. → Patent registered. ○ Cement Mortar (Color: Black/White) → A product that completely eliminates mountain clay from "Nanban." → The highest strength among Baba Shoten products, primarily recommended for use in cold regions. → Patent registered. [Dry Materials] ○ Dry Surface Sheet "HYROLL" → A new product and method that does not use Nanban. → Not only significantly reduces the weight of the roof ridge but also decreases the workload for the installer and greatly reduces after-maintenance. ○ Dry Surface Sheet "HYROLL/AIR" → A product that adds ventilation performance to the features of HYROLL. → Achieves longer lifespan for roofs. ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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Baba Shoten Co., Ltd. started as a transportation business delivering white soil, the raw material for tiles, and clay used for roofs to local tile roof contractors. Later, it shifted to manufacturing by selling bagged "mixed clay" to roofing material suppliers and contractors mainly in the Tokyo metropolitan area. Subsequently, it developed "Nanban," a mixture of lime, sand, and clay, and further created "Silguard," which adds water-repellent properties (Patent No. 3196058). It has now grown into a leading manufacturer with a top market share, producing and selling these materials at five factories nationwide. "We create roofing materials together with everyone." This reflects our passionate commitment to continuously research and develop better products and methods alongside our customers, without being satisfied with our current offerings. In 2008, Baba Shoten developed the "Dry Type Face Sheet High Roll," a product and method that does not use Nanban (Patent No. 4384725), which has already been adopted by major housing manufacturers and roofing material manufacturers. Baba Shoten will continue to lead the roofs and ridges of Japan in the future.
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