joints & brand
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The 42mm thick hinoki slabs are joined in such a way (T-joint) that the more permeable head of the plank is completely protected. The “dabo” is a good choice for a softer, natural look.
![](https://www.bartokdesign.com/japan/hb-details-faq/dabo-kaku.jpg)
Technique typical of the Tokyo (Edo) area. Each plate covers a long stainless steel screw which solidly connects the front with the side planks.
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We cover the joints with a copper plate “kugikakushi”, the original technique developed from the ship construction. The copper turns green aftertime.
![](https://www.bartokdesign.com/japan/hb-details-faq/yaki-in.jpg)
We apply a hot-iron seal with our brand logo. Usually we propose to place it on the long side, towards the top right corner.
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