Sedum Roof Construction Details

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Sedum roof construction details.

Early on in the design process we will agree with you which mat systems you d prefer to install and we will also run through exactly how your sedum blanket will be set to work its wonders. If you are using sedum blankets then you don t require any additional growing medium or soil. The roof can be installed in four easy steps providing an instant extensive sedum roof on the day of installation because it is delivered with 90 95 mature sedum plant cover in self contained fully complete trays including drainage layer filter layer and planting. Roughly speaking extensive green roofs have a substrate thickness of between 4 and 15 cm and a weight of 30 to 220 kilo per m2.

A green roof is in ecological terms a great and simple thing to do. Sedum green roof supply a wide range of top quality sedum mats and modular diy trays for green roofs. An extensive green roof or sedum roof is a roof with vegetation that is more or less self perpetuating and that can further develop and maintain itself. It comprises mature sedum on 20mm of extensive substrate and incorporating a multifunctional water retention and filter layer.

Sedum roof construction details simple complex small or grandiose let our nearby time handle all the sedum roof construction details for you. There are numerous benefits of having a sedum roof installed on your latest project. A sedum roof is a type of living roof consisting of a layer of vegetation that has been placed on a rooftop. Used over a whole roof a green roof will be the single overriding design influence on the house as well as impacting on the construction right down to the foundations.

Extensive green roofs normally have an attractive low layer of vegetation around 80 100mm high such as grass moss sedum or small flowers. The system is suitable for both new build construction and retrofit refurbishment projects. It replaces the ecology the new house sits upon thereby replacing the habitat that a house takes away.