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201407E New Window View 201407E New Window View. New Outlook. A new look. Or new comfort. Reinvigorate your life with interior design. Start with a new window. Enjoy a new lifestyle. Live in a superior place. For more than half a century since its establishment in 1949, TOSO Co.,Ltd. has maintained its position as Japan’s leading manufacture of curtain tracks. Based on the trust in us by our clients and customers, we have been constantly evolving as a comprehensive “window treatment corporation”. 2 3 About Us TOSO Europe S.A.S. Corporate Profile Group Corporations Manufactures and sells window treatments from its location in Company Name TOSO COMPANY, LIMITED Main areas Development, manufacturing, and marketing France. Offers TOSO products in the European market, which Silent Gliss Corporation (Japan) of business of interior products Licensed by the Ministry A joint venture with Silent Gliss of Switzerland, Head Office 1-4-9 Shinkawa, Chuo-ku, Tokyo is a major source of of Land, Infrastructure and Transport as an development and innovation in the developer of the world’s first silent curtain 104-0033 JAPAN track. Imports, manufactures, and sells Interior Finishing Business interior design. Phone: +81-(0)3-3552-1211 window treatments incorporating refined European design and innovative mechanisms. (Ordinary License, 18), No. 16989 Overseas 1-4-9 Shinkawa, Chuo-ku, Tokyo TOSO Window Treatment (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. Department 104-0033 JAPAN ISO9001 Certification: JQA-QM5920 Manufactures and sells Phone: +81-(0)3-6693-4550 (manufacturing center, window treatments in China. TOSO Service Co., Ltd. Offers curtain tracks, blinds, TOSO Shoji Co., Ltd. Fax: +81-(0)3-3552-1378 product development center) Sells, installs, and maintains interior and other products Agency for various types of casualty insurance. products made by TOSO and other incorporating quality, design, Established September, 1949 companies, as well. With proven skills and a and technology developed by TOSO Ryutsu Service Co., Ltd. ISO14001 Certification: JQA-EM2416 broad range of consulting capabilities and TOSO in Japan. Capital 1,170 million yen (Tsukuba Plant, Mitsukaido Plant) expertise in areas like interior design and Provides logistical support for the TOSO Group’s renovation planning, helps to create spaces customer service efforts by warehousing and Listed The Tokyo Stock Exchange Second Section that perfectly suit customers’ needs. shipping TOSO products, and by performing Employees 932 (including TOSO subsidiaries) distribution processing services like cutting (as of March 31, 2014) P.T. TOSO INDUSTRY INDONESIA 555 (TOSO only) curtain tracks to specified dimensions. TOSO production facility located in the President Yasuto Otsuki Indonesian capital of Jakarta. Employing Fuji Home Co., Ltd. metal press, plastic molding, and a broad range of other production technologies, is Develops and sells long-term care capable of producing a diverse range of items. Takes pride in promoting a products in small lots. ISO9001-certified barrier-free society by creating and produces goods at Japanese goods that improve daily life for standards of quality. the elderly and disabled. Head Office (Tokyo) Showroom: TOSO Plaza (Tokyo) Global Activities TOSO commenced the overseas production of curtain tracks under license agreements in 1979. TOSO was also the first Japanese manufacturer to exhibit at Heimtextil, the world’ s largest upholstery fabrics trade show, in Frankfurt, Germany. Our activities to develop overseas sales are progressing at full speed. Europe TOSO Headquarters TOSO Europe S.A.S. Asia Except for Japan TOSO Window Treatment Middle (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., East Headquarters Others Subsidiaries Distributors P.T. TOSO INDUSTRY Oceania INDONESIA Factories 4 5 Proposal Activities Event Interior Seminar Publishing TOSO sponsors and participates in TOSO puts out publications on not only window various product exhibitions to bring treatments but also the relationship of interior environ- the latest TOSO products and the ments to daily life. Over the last 40 years, our publica- newest overseas products and tions have covered trends in interior design and styles to our customers. At these decorating, shown photographic images of completed exhibitions, customers can see and decoration work, explained terminology, and offered a touch curtain tracks, accessories, At R+T 2012, held in broad range of other information for everyone from and other products drawing on Germany, TOSO products industry professionals to consumers. were available for visitors to cutting-edge designs and functions handle and manipulate, and to produce refined room interiors. were widely praised by people working in interior In Japan, we sponsor Window design and decorating but Fashion Fair events throughout the also in a wide array of areas related to construction country. materials, as well. “with Curtains” seminars sponsored by TOSO are a valuable information channel for customers. Each seminar is led by an industry expert, and is open to participation by people working in interior design and decorating. At a typical “with Curtains” seminar, participants might hear a JAPANTEX is the largest trade show product developer from a major Japanese curtain manu- for interior design and decorating, and home textiles, in Japan. facture talk about factors behind the development of a new TOSO participates in JAPANTEX product and about the product's differentiating features. every year and has gained attention from overseas participants “with Curtains” seminars aim to contribute to the advance- and visitors, as well as from ment of the entire industry by disseminating information on domestic quarters, for the quality of our presentation and products. the relationship of interior environments to daily life. Environmental Initiatives As a company strongly committed to a management mission of “protecting the global environment,” TOSO became Japan’s first Environment-friendly Activities through the production Social contribution activities enterprise in the curtain tracks industry to obtain ISO14001 certifica- product development process We started tree-planting activities in 2009. tion in environmental management. So far we have planted about 9,200 trees In product development, we choose raw materials with a view to using (as of March 31, 2014). natural materials as effectively as we can. We are also developing various shades with recycled PET fiber and strive to incorporate more wood in our products by afforesting available lands and developing new laminated wood*. Disposal and By developing products endowed with “thermal barrier” and “insula- recycling: 8% tion” functions, we have proposed sundry eco-friendly, energy-saving P.T. TOSO INDUSTRY INDONESIA (Suburban Jakarta, Kota Bekasi) measures to reduce carbon dioxide emissions and save power. Distribution: 18 % Afforested area CO2 emissions: Raw material *Laminated wood: wood materials made from reconstituted wood chips with adhesives. Vertical blinds with 4.36 kg procurement: Production: 70% recycled PET fiber. 4% Indonesia Example of a CO2 emission estimate to calculate the carbon footprint of production. Planted area (Sukabumi City, Mt. Walat) TOSO has become one of Japan’s leaders in acquiring “system certification” in production. We continue to reduce our carbon footprint by analyzing every stage of production and rationalizing CO2 emissions throughout the life cycle of every product we make. A special coating on the back confers a We also contribute socially wherever we operate. In Indonesia, for example, TOSO group subsidiaries carry out tree-planting activities for forest 6 stronger thermal barrier effect than normal. reproduction with the help of the Mount Wallet Institute and the Faculty of Forestry at Bogor Agricultural University. 7 Products Curtain Tracks Motorized Products In curtain tracks, the product with which TOSO got its start, we have lead the Japanese market ever since our founding a half century ago. Underpinning that strength and stability are constantly evolving designs, functionality, and a wide-ranging product line. Our wide ranges of motorized products make it possible to meet various requests not only for houses but also for the public places such as Nexty hotels and office buildings. Motorized Curtain Track Motorized Roller Blind Motorized Roman Shade Progress 25/50 ATF35/45-RB ATF35/45-RS New Delac Venetian Blinds Grace Fino 19 New Ceramy offers open-and-close Our Design Blind series Cord Draw Product and tilting operations with a one- emphasizes stylish design control pipe. imparting both modernity The pipe can be easily switched from and relaxation. Wood, Fitarchi Refre one side to the other. Wood Series Aluminum Series aluminum, leather taste, Fine ceramic parts inside Stopper and fabric materials offer enhance cord durability significantly. textures that augment interior spaces. New Ceramy Legato Primo Leather Taste Series Fabric Series Design Blind Partrac II Roller Blinds Panel Tracks Pleated Blinds The Mytec 01 is a newly proposed roller blind with Drawing on the uniqueness various optional parts and consistently excellent of the pleated screen and operability for different scenes of use. emphasizing refined Original tracks bring an easy and design, SHIORI, our The Ti-1029 is a new, highly usable roller blind smooth operation. Pleated Blinds express easier with a simple structure and basic functions. Unity MG variations of Japanese essence in creating soft spaces that soothe with the whimsy of light. Mytec 01 Ti-1029B Shiori 25 Twin Style Roman Shades
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