The Study Materials Designed Interior with Rubber Leaves
Abstract
The purposes of this research were to collect data on the benefits of rubber leaves for a guide in the production of building materials; to use as a design to develop a model to support the interior of the building. The process of studying information, documents, textbooks and survey about raw materials. There are 2 ways to processed rubber leaves products: The first form; fermented soaked in 3 months. The second form; boiled in caustic soda with water, 5 liters of water per 500 g of caustic soda, boiled for 3 hours, temperature is fixed at 100 ° C. Materials testing can be divided into 3 ways: The first form; use rubber latex. The second form; use water-based adhesive. The third form; use polyurethane. The experiment found that the second method is suitable for further development.
The research found that; It was found that most of them were used to fabricate flowers, butterflies, lamps, Soap wrapping paper from rubber leaf tissue. The collected data on the benefits of the leaves of rubber for a guide in the production of building materials. Design the scene from rubber leaves, use water-based adhesive as a binder lead to the air can be adequately ventilated and flexible the surface is the closest to nature.
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