Corrosion prevention measures against condensation in humid environments.

Under the floor and in the attic... "Invisible spaces" are being reconsidered now The environment surrounding the housing industry has changed significantly in recent years. Rising lumber prices, increases in equipment costs, a shortage of skilled workers, and prolonged delivery times are all contributing factors. These changes are not temporary; they are becoming established as structural changes within the entire housing industry. Furthermore, in recent years, the global surge in resource prices, the depreciation of the yen, and rising logistics costs have compounded the situation, leading to an overall instability in housing-related materials. The environment where it was once taken for granted that "necessary materials would be readily available when needed" is no longer a certainty. Additionally, the construction and equipment industries continue to face a serious labor shortage. In particular, the aging of veteran craftsmen who support the field is progressing year by year, while securing young talent is not easy. As a result, situations such as difficulty in scheduling construction dates, longer waiting periods before construction, and limited availability of contractors in certain regions are increasingly common nationwide. In the housing industry, there is now a growing sentiment that "construction plans cannot be made with the same sense as before," whether for new builds or renovations. For more details, please be sure to read the 【related materials】【related links】 below. ↓ ↓ ↓

■Live Inspection Start Our company conducts inspections to provide our clients with a deeper understanding of the effectiveness, safety, and installation information of the products they sell. This includes visits to our simulation studio, experimental laboratory, test house, and production line. By observing the visualization of product effects, safety tests, and durability testing scenes, we have received feedback such as "I gained a deeper knowledge of the products" and "I can confidently propose to end users." We are pleased to announce the launch of our 'Remote Live Inspection Service,' focusing on smoke simulation and security systems, which are the main features of our inspections. Considering feedback such as "I am interested, but it's difficult to come all the way to Fukuoka" and "It's hard to coordinate schedules for multiple people," the content will be a condensed version, but we will ensure interactive communication similar to an in-person visit. 【Flow of Remote Inspection】 ■ For underfloor ventilation... Approximately 30 minutes ■ For security... Approximately 20 minutes ■ Q&A... About 10 minutes

This is a report on the inspection results after approximately two and a half years of using the Dry Pro Type-C in the newly added crawl space (foundation packing method) created during the renovation. The inspection results showed that there was no dust or other substances adhering to the heat dissipation fins of the dehumidifier, the dehumidifying fins, the intake ports of the blower, or the fan, which could negatively affect performance. Additionally, there were no foreign objects or dust adhering to the drain hose for dehumidified water or the pump tank that could adversely impact performance, and all components were functioning normally. (Photo: Heat dissipation fins of the dehumidifier) The newly added crawl space was located on the north side in a poorly ventilated area, but no signs of mold or condensation were observed, confirming that a dry state was maintained. (Photo: Installation status) Please be sure to read the [related materials] and [related links]. ↓ ↓ ↓

The heat indoors may be caused by "heat trapped in the attic." In the summers of 2024 and 2025, extreme heat is expected to exceed 35°C on consecutive days, becoming the norm. Even with air conditioning running at full capacity, are you experiencing issues like "the second floor is unusually hot" or "the room temperature doesn't drop at night"? One of the causes of this is the heat trapped in the attic. When direct sunlight hits the roof, the temperature in the attic can reach nearly 70°C, compared to an outside temperature of 35°C. This heat radiates into the living space, raising indoor temperatures, reducing the efficiency of air conditioning, and potentially leading to increased electricity bills and negative health effects. ■ Start now! Efficient heat countermeasures with "attic ventilation" ■ Now is the perfect opportunity to install it ahead of the summer peak ■ Attic ventilation is not just for summer * The attic ventilation system by Kazenosuke24 is effective not only for summer heat measures but also for winter condensation prevention. Please take a moment to read the [related materials] and [related links]. ↓ ↓ ↓