2019.11.19
Comments from customers We are enjoying our tatami very much, especially the black and grey combination. It is a unique and bold addition to our living room. Attached is a photo and you are welcome to use it on your site or social media. Thank you! We like our tatami so much that I am…
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Comments from customers Here are two photos of the tatami mats we ordered from you, they’re absolutely wonderful! Tatami mat type Tokyo Natural 9 Mats Set Tatami mat size 82 x 82 x 1.5 cm (32.3 x 32.3 x 0.6 inches) Number of tatami 9 Mats Place (area) of residence San Jose, CA USA Click…
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The structure of tatami is comprised of 3 materials. Surface ： Tatami facing Core materials ：Insulation board (wood fiberboard） Surface ： Slip-proofing for non-woven materials About tatami in surface area There are 3 types of materials used for tatami facing. These are the soft rush(IGUSA), resin type(TOKYOSERIES), and Japanese paper type(ZEN).
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Q: What would be the best product (between Zen & Tokyo) to use in this situation No problem. Both types of Tatami can be used. The difference between ZEN and TOKYO lies in the material used on the surfaces. Instead of natural rushes, a new type of material is used.
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Upon delivery of the tatami mats For tatami mats made with natural rush: Some mud (“sendo”) from the mud-dyeing process adheres to the surface of tatami mats made with natural rush. Please wipe it away with a dry cloth before using the mats. Avoid wiping with a moistened or wet cloth; any excess moisture that…
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Since the IGUSA tatami mat series is made of rush, the mats can become moldy if used in basements, areas with high humidity (such as mountainous or coastal districts), or rooms that are not used very much, are generally closed, and have poor ventilation. Mold will not form on natural rush if you fold up…
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