What does Renewal mean to K+.
In the early 1950s, the need for maintenance was transformed into a philosophy, and as such, Kotobuki promoted it among its customers, providing them with departments and specific personnel to carry out this work.
From maintenance we moved on to the possibility of renovating and restoring the installations, since Kotobuki considered that there were many products that could have a second life if they were restored. This led us to start a path that we continue to follow today, and that has led us to be one of the companies that has carried out more renovations and restorations of seats and systems throughout history, and that is reflected in the large number of references that both Kotobuki and the rest of the companies of the group have in their curriculum.
A second and, why not, third life, as the best formula to reuse materials and resources and be more respectful with the environment.
