An exterior item with a natural texture that matches both nature and the city!
The "Plastic Wood Series" handled by Miyagishi Co., Ltd. and manufactured by Maeda Kosen Co., Ltd. is a type of imitation wood made from recycled plastic waste. It features a soft texture similar to natural wood, combined with high durability and workability as an artificial material. It is used in various environments and applications such as hiking trails, urban parks, waterfront parks, stairs, and fences, enriching spaces where people can engage in activities and relax. 【Features】 ■ Chemical Resistance: Excellent resistance to chemicals such as acids and alkalis ■ Water Resistance: 100% plastic material is suitable for use in water ■ Environmental Friendliness: The plastic wood has obtained the Eco Mark certified by the Japan Environmental Association ■ Durability: Achieved a bending strength retention rate of over 90% in Sunshine Weather Meter tests ■ Workability: Can be processed similarly to natural wood using woodworking tools for cutting and drilling *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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6 Materials Created from Recycling ■ Plastic Imitation Wood ■ Plastic Imitation Board ■ Urban Wood ■ K-Series ■ K-Series Board Material ■ Zeo Park Wood *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Uses】 ■Stairs ■Fences ■Soil mounds ■Planters ■Benches and tables, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Miyagishi Co., Ltd. primarily handles a variety of mechanical-related products, including bearings, belts, chains, and oil-less bearings. Additionally, we also engage in engineering and sales of conveyor lines and industrial equipment dedicated machines. For any inquiries regarding mechanical-related or civil engineering materials, please consult with us.
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