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Tostem Pavilion Returns to Surabaya With New IN16 Series Innovations

From Republika · () Indonesian

Translated from Indonesian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Tostem Indonesia will bring its pavilion to the IndoBuildTech Expo at Grand City Convex in Surabaya from Sept. 17 to 20, 2026.
  • The display will feature the IN16 Series, including Corner Sliding IN16, Floor Spring Door and Synchronized Hanging Door systems.
  • The pavilion will also showcase Grants and Giesta products, including a new Chestnut finish using the Japanese Uzukuri wood-texturing technique.

Tostem Indonesia will return to Surabaya's IndoBuildTech Expo with a pavilion designed to let visitors operate and experience its doors and windows directly. The event will take place at Grand City Convex from Sept. 17 to 20, 2026.

The pavilion, designed by Ruangrona, will present rooms and areas intended for exploration, reflection and social interaction. Ruangrona won the Best of the Best Tostem Asia Design Award in 2025. Tostem says the layout will allow visitors to see its products in settings designed to demonstrate their use.

We want visitors to touch and feel our products directly, especially when operating the doors and windows, so they can experience the smooth movement for themselves and see every carefully designed detail.

— Hirokazu MorokumaTostem's Indonesia leader at LHT Asia described the pavilion's hands-on approach.

The main focus will be the latest IN16 Series innovations. Corner Sliding IN16 is designed for corner spaces and offers a quiet opening, concealed hardware and a slim 16-millimeter frame. The display will also include a Floor Spring Door that opens in both directions without a bottom rail, and a Synchronized Hanging Door with automatic symmetrical opening for two panels moving in opposite directions.

Tostem is comfortable. The Grants and Atis models I use in my living room and bedroom make the rooms feel soundproof.

— Brian NathanaelThe home decor and lifestyle content creator described his experience with Tostem products.

Other products on display will include the Grants line, particularly the Corner Flat Rail Sliding Door with insect screen, as well as a sliding door with a panel measuring 4.5 meters in height. Tostem will also introduce a Chestnut color for its Giesta doors, using Uzukuri, a Japanese wood-processing technique that emphasizes texture visually and by touch.

Hirokazu Morokuma, Tostem's Indonesia leader at LHT Asia, said the company wanted visitors to touch and operate the products, especially the doors and windows, to experience their smooth movement and detailed design. Home decor creator Brian Nathanael, who visited the pavilion, said Tostem products made rooms feel soundproof and praised the booth's Japanese accents and children's corner.

I think this year the place is more comfortable with the Japanese accents. It also seems to be the only booth with a Kids Corner.

— Brian NathanaelNathanael commented on the pavilion's design and visitor facilities.
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Originally published by Republika in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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