Observed arrival · 2026-10-30
K-WOOD’s Cedar-Grain Concrete Formwork
A Tokushima manufacturer makes cedar-board formwork that transfers wood grain onto exposed concrete.
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- The three finishes are 焼浮造り, 浮造り, and flat; cut samples and trial-pour consultations are available by request.
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Founded in 1954, the Tokushima company makes cedar-board formwork that transfers wood grain to exposed concrete. The homepage distinguishes three finishes—焼浮造り, described as deeply charred, 浮造り, and flat—and lists projects in Tokyo, London, and Osaka. It offers cut samples and consultations for trial pours, allowing designers and contractors to assess the surface before specifying it.
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