- To be used as a garden
- with rich vegetation on a thick layer of soil
- requires maintenance
- environment-friendly roof with a thin vegetal cover
- not to be used as garden
geosynthetics for building and construction, geotechnics, home and garden, some industrial applications.
labels: garden, landscaping, Roof garden
Now it is spring and you may want to prepare a green roof. You know roof garden does not mean a garden on the roof only. It may be top of an underground garage or top of a underground structure.
The ready made drainage products already have filter on them. But you have to wrap filter on the drainage core. Otherwise the soil, gravel or etc may go inside the drainage layer and block the drainage or at least decrease the amount of water to be drained.
labels: Drainage, garden, hobby, landscaping, Roof garden
labels: Drainage, garden, landscaping, Roof garden, water proofing
increasing number of cars requires both a creative and practical solution to growing parking problems. The construction of parking areas on the roofs of buildings proves to be an efficient option. This system should cover the primary objectives: prevent infiltration of rain water, protect the waterproof layer and provide a sufficient stability allowing vehicles to drive and park. Also aspects of aesthetics, maintenance and repair costs need to be considered. Securing a well designed drainage system is a major function that can be fulfilled by geocomposites. Due to the expected traffic loads, high compression resistance is one of the main factors to be taken into account in the choice of a suitable product.
For more information on drainage mats like Enkadrain and their applications.labels: construction, Drainage, Roof garden
If you have long planters, or some green areas in your balcony or terraces you may need a labels: Drainage, garden, Geocomposites, Roof garden
For many years now, green roofs are well accepted as a visually attractive and cost-effective method of roof construction, and are becoming increasingly used on account of their advantages in terms of aesthetics, ecology and physical characteristics. Due to their added value related to energy efficiency, the improvement of the microclimate and cutting the peaks of rainstorm runoffs, many city authorities and councils are more and more promoting the use of green roofs. Green roofs can give architects and building engineers more scope for aesthetic design and environmental improvement by reducing the number of hard surfaces in built–up areas.Green roofs retain anything up to 50% of precipitation, spreading the runoff over much longer periods of time. As a result, green roofs can reduce the need for expensive drainage extension works, this helps to the civil engineer cut back construction costs significantly.
Roof Garden of Grand Azur Hotel with Enkadrain, a multifunctional layer for the drainage of surplus water, protection and filtration without the risk of clogging. The nonwoven filter layer serves both to protect the sealing layer and as a separator from the substrate. The choice of the right Enkadrain product type depends on the specific roof structure and use. The Enkadrain product range covers a large number of different drainage mats, each designed for a specific purpose. Certain types of Enkadrain are designed for use in extensive or intensive green roofs; others offer effective solutions for construction projects where roof gardens are intended to take vehicular traffic or other heavy loads, making compression resistance essential.
-Vegetation
-Substrate
-Drainage-, filter- and protection- layer Enkadrain
-Roof sealing layer
-Separating fleece
-Heat insulation
-Vapour barrier
-House top / fabric
Enkadrain could be used also to drain long planters
labels: building, construction, Drainage, Geocomposites, Roof garden