“Harebare”is a type of metal roofing that renovates asbestos slates. It uses a covering process maintain your original tiles but protects the environment from asbestos dust particles and means you can stay in your building while renovation takes place.
BeforeAfter（Colored stainless）

The standard of "Harebare"
Model	Working width(mm)	vertical seam pitch（mm）
A	182	408
Astarter	150	408
B	227	408
Bstarter	182	408

The materials for “Harebare” are the same as those for “Hayabuki”.
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Method of sealing asbestos
“Harebare”uses a method that completely cover your roof without removing the original asbestos tiles meaning that asbestos dust particles are not dispersed in the air.
Waste-free method
“Harebare”uses a cover method that doesn’t remove your pre-existing tiles – there is virtually no cost in waste materials.
Beautiful flat seam roofing style
“Harebare”uses the flat seam roofing often used in shrines, temples, and tearooms. It creates the image of traditional Japan with its luxury style.
Strong against earthquakes
“Harebare” weighs 4.5kg/m2 making it less than a tenth the weight of traditional Japanese tiles – there is virtually no strain on your building.
High-quality materials
The normal materials that we use are heat insulating colorless stainless steel (NAS-coat) and the best quality Galvalume steel sheets – rub-resistant colored GL (Nippon Steel & Sumikin)

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“Harebare”catalogue
“Harebare”catalogue_pdf(1.5MB)
“Harebare”standard working drawing_pdf(321KB)
“Harebare”standard working drawing_dxf.zip(219KB)