However sod roof covering is also found on steeper slopes.
Modern turf roof.
Lay out of the system is critical.
Prior to installing synthetic turf on roof tops and balconies you must understand that proper drainage must be acknowledged.
The turf is then laid over this drainage layer.
If there is no proper drainage standing water can cause the synthetic turf system to fail and deplete its longevity.
But we won t sell a single blade or sprig until we re sure it s the right choice for your particular needs and location.
The environmental benefits of turf and green roofs are widely recognised while roof gardens and roof terraces provide much needed outdoor space in urban areas.
Sod roofs are largely free for the labor the materials are easily found in most back yards sod is one of the most fireproof materials going and it makes excellent insulation for all but the most.
In modern turf roof construction bitumen roofing felt combined with dimpled plastic drainage membranes are usually used in place of birch bark.
Modern turf knows grass sod landscape supplies mulch we ve got it and more.
Bitumen roofing felt is nailed to the sarking and a dimpled cavity drainage membrane is laid over the top dimples face down to form a drainage layer.
Latitude 36 bermuda centipede zorro zoysia and empire zoysia are just a few of the top quality sod grasses we cultivate and sell.
Due to the high degree of insulation that they provide green roofs are known for their ability to provide an extremely constant temperature throughout the year.
Historically green roofs were earth covered structures consisting of sod roofs hollowed out hills or patio roof gardens.
Some areas might not be sloped properly for rain water to exit.
Modern green roofs which are made of a system of manufactured layers deliberately placed over roofs to support growing medium and vegetation are a relatively new phenomenon.
While green roofs have been around since the dawn of civilization the modern green roof often referred to as a living roof has only been around since the late 70 s.
Our photo of a modern sod roof above left shows the use of copper underlayment and edge flashing to hold the soil in place on this relatively low slope roof.
Often called green roofs these designs feature a roof that is completely or partially covered with some sort of vegetation usually grass.
