Eco-friendly paint prevents sick house syndrome; company develops paint that blocks 90% of radon (Korea)

Radon is a colorless, odorless radioactive substance that is difficult to block because it cannot be detected by the sense of smell. In 2018, radon was found in bed mattresses in South Korea, causing controversy.
80 to 90 percent of indoor radon enters through cracks in the soil and floors of dilapidated and cracked buildings, inducing symptoms such as sick building syndrome.
Heaven Korea received a radon blocking material and its manufacturing process from the Jungwoo branch of the Advanced Radiation Research Institute of the Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute.
The company was established as a radon research company after being taught five patented technologies for manufacturing methods. The company uses eco-friendly ethylene vinyl acetate and a porous material that absorbs radon,
A new construction is produced. After adding Eon surfactants, the radiation was investigated and the surface properties were changed so that radon-blocking substances are evenly dispersed. As a result, the radon blocking rate of conventional paints is
The company's research team's paint has a radon barrier function and antibacterial properties, and is called "Radon Keeper."
The company plans to sell new products that will be sold in partnership with 103 companies, including GS Engineering & Construction and Samsung C&T. It will install production equipment in September and start production at the end of the year. It aims to achieve sales of 10 billion won (approximately 1.2 billion yen) by 2028.
The goal is to reach a total of 86.19 million yen.