Drought-resistant plants are the primary vegetation on a sedum roof, providing benefits such as improved air quality and biodiversity.

Specialised growing medium designed to support the sedum plants by retaining moisture while ensuring proper drainage and aeration for healthy root development.

Allows excess water to flow away from the growing medium, preventing waterlogging and ensuring that the sedum roots do not become overly saturated.

Essential for capturing and directing excess water runoff, helping to maintain moisture levels in the growing medium and reducing wear on the waterproofing system.

A protective layer preventing water from penetrating the building structure beneath the roof, safeguarding it from moisture-related damage and ensuring the longevity of the roof components.

(Treated for external use): Acting as a stable base, the timber plyboard provides structural support for the sedum roof layers while also contributing to insulation and energy efficiency.

The primary support system capable of supporting the entire sedum roof structure and distributing weight evenly to the building’s framework.