Disaster response: evacuation shelters, evacuation living supplies, cold protection, floor cushioning measures, bubble wrap.

"TKB" stands for "Toilet, Kitchen, Bed." Creating a living environment in evacuation shelters during disasters helps prevent disaster-related deaths. This product line consists of plastic beds that are suitable for long-term storage, compatible with alcohol disinfection, lightweight, and easy to handle. ■ Reusable ■ Alcohol disinfectant and sterilization compatible ■ Easy assembly (1 to 3 minutes) ■ Can be stored compactly ■ Waterproof, with no moisture absorption, allowing for long-term storage This product line features foldable simple beds. The material is lightweight plastic (polypropylene). Since it does not absorb moisture, it can be stored for a long time. Additionally, it can be disinfected and sterilized with alcohol. Assembly is easy and can be completed in 1 to 3 minutes. Moreover, during storage, it can be folded compactly and stored in a case (Type A and Type C). It is being increasingly adopted as evacuation living supplies by various municipalities. ■ For more details, please feel free to contact us.

【QS-P Press Release】 Kumamoto Red Cross Hospital, GK Design, and Kawakami Industries Develop a High-Functionality Simple Partition System Addressing COVID-19 Measures, Emergency Shelters, and Medical Settings QS-P is a self-supporting simple partition system that can separate spaces by connecting lightweight, foldable resin panel modules. Developed jointly by Kumamoto Red Cross Hospital, GK Design Co., Ltd., and Kawakami Industries Co., Ltd., it is part of the "QS72" series of emergency disaster comfort temporary spaces used during the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011. Due to the need for temporary partitions in public spaces, medical settings, and shelters for COVID-19 infection control and privacy protection, QS-P is designed to accommodate a large number of installations simultaneously. The wall modules made of hollow rigid resin panels are lightweight, strong, and durable for repeated use. The simple tension structure allows for easy deployment. When stored, it can be folded flat to save space, enabling efficient storage. Additionally, its water resistance and chemical resistance to substances like alcohol make it effective in maintaining a hygienic environment.

【QS-P Press Release】 Kumamoto Red Cross Hospital, GK Design, and Kawakami Industries Develop High-Functionality Simple Partition System Addressing COVID-19 Measures, Emergency Shelters, and Medical Settings QS-P is a self-supporting simple partition system that can separate spaces by connecting lightweight, foldable resin panel modules. Developed collaboratively by Kumamoto Red Cross Hospital, GK Design Co., Ltd., and Kawakami Industries Co., Ltd., it is part of the "QS72" series of comfortable temporary spaces used during the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011. Due to the need for temporary partitions in public spaces, medical settings, and shelters for COVID-19 infection control and privacy protection, QS-P is designed to accommodate multiple installations simultaneously. The wall modules made of hollow rigid resin panels are lightweight, strong, and durable for repeated use. Its simple tension structure allows for easy deployment. When stored, it can be folded flat to save space, enabling efficient storage. Additionally, its water resistance and chemical resistance to substances like alcohol help maintain a hygienic environment.

Unexpected Uses for Bubble Wrap ■ In normal times, it can be used as packing material. ■ During disasters, it can be used for various purposes. Laying it on the floor softens the hardness of the floor and helps keep out the cold. Sticking it to windows increases insulation effectiveness. Popping bubble wrap can relieve stress. Now is the perfect time to reconsider your emergency supplies! ■ For more details, please feel free to contact us.