Mist Forest Landscaping

  The fog forest system operates through a natural generation process, utilizing a high-pressure system to facilitate water movement. Under high pressure, charged fine water droplets split into a negatively charged outer layer and a positively charged inner layer. The negatively charged outer layer combines with atoms or molecules in the air to form negative ions. The heavier inner layer of water droplets sinks due to gravity, resulting in the generation of a large number of negative ions in the air and the formation of a white mist resembling natural fog, much like a "forest of mist." Relying on improving air quality and beautifying the environment, the fog forest system serves purposes such as landscaping, moisturizing, dust prevention, cooling, and scene creation. While producing negative ions for people, it also functions as an environmental improvement device. Its multiple roles in landscape design, moisturizing, dust suppression, and summer cooling endow it with unique charm.

  In landscape design, the addition of fog forest enhances the integration of landscape elements. Through the diffusion and spread of mist, different landscape elements are cleverly connected, creating a harmonious and unified visual effect.

Features of the Fog Forest System

1. Attracts tourists and creates benefits for scenic spots.

2. Operates automatically and normally all day, every day, in all regions.

3. Absorbs surrounding heat, playing a role in temperature regulation.

4. Releases a large number of fine mist particles into the surrounding air, serving to humidify, suppress dust, and purify the air.

5. Uses a natural generation method to produce a large number of negative ions, enhancing and activating human physiological activities.

Application Areas

The fog forest landscape system is widely used in:

Park and Scenic Area Fog Forest System

Plaza Fog Forest System

Sales Office Fog Forest System

Villa Fog Forest System

Garden Fog Forest System