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Green Roof Case Study - Sophus Schandorpvej, Lyngby, Denmark

Liquid Plastics logo Green Roof Case Study - Sophus Schandorpvej, Lyngby, Denmark

Client

Private Building Owner

Architect

 

Main Contractor

 

Roofing Contractor

Mercantas

Type of Development

Residential Building

Reason for Green Roof

To produce an aesthetically pleasing roof for the new-build private house.

Type of Roof

Extensive green roof using sedum on a concrete substrate

Size of Green Roof

136m2

Build up of Roof

Decothane Root Resistant waterproofing membrane, 120mm Extruded Polystyrene Inverted Roof Board insulation, Biodrain drainage layer, filter fleece, sedum compost and sedum blanket.

Comments

As the waterproof layer is completely seamless it is free from potentially weak areas, such as joints, where early failure can occur. This is particularly important in green roof systems where the waterproof layer is below the surface and not easily accessible should problems occur. Furthermore, as the system is also completely cold applied, this eliminates the risk of fire normally associated with traditional roof applications.

Completion Date

November 2006

 

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