Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Even though it's the rainy season, it's been nothing but sunny days...
Our hope as slope engineers is... well, it’s too inappropriate to say, but...
When it's sunny, it gets hot, so you naturally want to find some shade, don't you?
I’ve used gauze on site before as well,"Let's Create Some Shade" CampaignSo I was doing it all by myself.
How to Create Shade!?
In a nutshellYou can set it up and take it down anytime, and it's lightweight and affordable—it's the best!
To put it simply! It's definitely gauze!!
This is surprisingly cool!
After all, it blocks out about 50% of the light!
(There may be slight differences depending on the manufacturer and type.)
Blocks up to 50% of the sun's rays!
Plus, it's light and cheap!!!
This is the best! (Hooray for farming tools!)
I think it cost around 3,000 yen for a 2m × 5m sheet at a home improvement store or similar place.
(Prices vary depending on the type.)
A light breeze makes it feel absolutely wonderful.
It's perfect for this time of year.
Of course,Getting creative to improve the work environmentI'll post it there.
So, um...
Starting from here, over the course of several years...Making a Netting StandThat's right!
To explain what I mean: as shown in the photo above, it’s relatively easy to stretch the rope from the mountainside toward the single-tube scaffolding, but,
There are some job sites where you can't even hook anything.
In situations like that, you end up wondering whether to just put up with it, bring something like a tent, or maybe a parasol, right?
Actually, umbrellas aren't that great, and they get blown away by the wind and break right away. It's the same with tents, isn't it?
We're currently developing a product that won't do that.
1. It's hard to break, even if it falls over.
2. Install shade cloth.
3. Lightweight.
4. Can be installed anywhere.
Based on the concept of!!
Well, we'll build a prototype over the next few weeks and put it to use on-site.
I'll show it to you again if I can.
Let's create even a little shade at the worksite!
See you later.
