A seismic isolation method that reproduces the traditional Japanese architectural construction technique of "ishiba-date" in modern times!
The "Noah System" is a seismic isolation method for detached houses. It adopts the "fried egg principle" used on a frying pan, allowing it to glide and absorb shocks. Additionally, it employs the same technology as the traditional Japanese construction method known as "ishiba-date," installing sliding materials on the upper structure and sliding steel plates on the foundation. Our seismic isolation method protects your life, lifestyle, and property from earthquakes. Please feel free to contact us for any questions or estimates. 【Features】 ■ Achieves seismic isolation housing that reduces shaking ■ Allows for normal living even after multiple major earthquakes ■ Uses the same technology as traditional Japanese construction methods *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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B-Techno System Co., Ltd. is a company that develops the seismic isolation method "Noah System" for single-family homes. The principle of the "Noah System" involves laying fluororesin-coated steel plates under the house and constructing the building on top of them. This method is a modern reproduction of the traditional Japanese construction technique known as "ishiba-date." Guided by the aim of reducing earthquake damage through the seismic isolation of civil engineering and architectural structures, we will promote our single-family seismic isolation method.
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