Extensive green roof

Thanks to a a high level of evaporation the ZinCo green roof system “Urban Climate Roof” helps cool cities during hot, dry periods.

Green roof costs may seem high at first glance, but a green roof offers energy savings, better insulation, and effective stormwater management.

RoofsThe threat of climate change is leading to an increased demand for green and blue roofs from planning authorities. BMI UK & Ireland product systems manager Amanda de Sousa explores the needs they meet in the context of drainage.

Discover how PermaSEAL’s extensive green roof system was used to transform a new domestic flat roof in East Sussex. Green roof case study from Permagard.

An overview of green roof systems including benefits and descriptions of the types: intensive, semi-intensive, and extensive.

Sandwiched between two concrete slabs, a modern holiday home is fully integrated into nature.

Extensive green roof with a border and closer look at drainage.

The core element of the system build-up for roofs with a pitch of up to 25° is the Floraset® FS 75 drainage element. Due to its profiled design and studs facing upwards Floraset® FS 75 is the perfect drainage element to install a green roof on a sloping roof up to 25°. It prevents erosion and safely transfers shear forces.

UGREEN on Instagram: "Are you familiar with these two types of Green Roofs? Both of them have their own pros and cons. It is important to make an analysis of the needs of your project to use the appropriate Green Roof, thus taking advantage of the benefits:⠀⠀ ⠀ Extensive Green Roof (60 to 80 mm):⠀ ⠀ - Simpler and more resistant⠀ - Lower cost⠀ - Less structural overload⠀ - Indicated for large areas⠀ - Can't hold a lot of water and vegetation⠀ ⠀ Intensive Green Roof (80 to 200 mm):⠀ ⠀ - More…